Thinkie’s updated Brain Meter unlocks your cognitive potential

What makes Brain Meter such a revolutionary part of our technology is its ability to enable brain training during virtually any exercise. No longer are you tethered to your phone or tablet when training your brain. Now, you can measure the beneficial effects of any activity you can think of: crossword puzzles, Tetris, learning a new language, reading aloud, playing chess or musical instrument -- the possibilities are endless.

Brain Meter's new user interface offers a better view into the brain's real-time activity, including detailed information on the user's current brain activity and their average activity over time. After completing training, users can view a line graph summarizing their brain activity, highlighting the maximum, minimum, and average levels. Additionally, users can now access a log of their training history to review past brain meter data. To enhance self-tracking, users can also add personal notes to better monitor their progress.

Our newly updated Brain Meter affords enhancements to help users better track their brain activities during their exercises. Here’s a detailed look at what’s new and how you can make the most of these features.

Key Features

1. ‍Enhanced real-time brain activity display: Our updated UI now provides a more comprehensive view of your brain activity. You can see your current brain activity in real-time, along with your average brain activity over time. This dual display offers a clearer picture of your cognitive performance, helping you stay aware of your focus and mental state during training
2. Recap of brain activities over time: After each training session, you’ll receive a detailed recap of your brain activity. A new line graph will display your performance, highlighting maximum, minimum, and average brain activity levels. This visual summary helps you understand your cognitive highs and lows, offering valuable insights into your training patterns
3. ‍Log of training history: You can now access a comprehensive log of your training history. This feature allows you to review your brain activity across multiple sessions, monitor your progress over time, and identify trends that can help you improve your training. Whether you’re looking for patterns or reflecting on your journey, this log makes it easy to compare your brain activity over weeks or months‍
4. Add personal notes: To enhance your self-tracking efforts, we’ve introduced the ability to add personal notes after each session. With it, you can record anything that might affect your performance, such as how you felt during the session, or lifestyle factors like sleep or stress. These personal reflections provide additional context to helps you fine-tune your training routine for optimal results

Here's how Brain Meter users can construct a plan to make the most of their training:

1. Perform regular monitoring: Use Brain Meter consistently during training sessions to monitor real-time brain activity. This helps you stay aware of your cognitive performance and make adjustments as needed
2. Analyze recaps: After each training session, review the detailed recap of your brain activity. Pay attention to the line graph showing your maximum, minimum, and average activity levels, as this analysis will help you identify patterns and areas for improvement
3. Track progress over time: Utilize the log of your training history to track your progress over weeks or months. Look for trends in your brain activity and use this information to set goals and measure improvement
4. Add personal notes: Take advantage of the note-taking feature to record how you felt during each session, any external factors that might have influenced your performance, and any observations you have. These notes provide valuable context to help you understand the impact of different variables on your brain activity
5. Set specific goals: Use the data from Brain Meter to set specific, measurable goals for your cognitive training. For example, aim to increase your average brain activity over a certain period or reduce fluctuations in activity levels
6. Adjust training based on your findings: Use the insights gained from Brain Meter data to adjust your training routine. If you notice that certain activities lead to higher brain activity, incorporate more of those into your routine. Conversely, if some activities consistently result in lower brain activity, consider modifying or replacing them
7. Share and compare: Share your progress with a community or compare your data with others. This will provide additional motivation and insights into how different training approaches might work for you
8. Keep consistent: Consistency is key to seeing improvements. Make sure to use Brain Meter regularly by integrating it into your routine to get the most accurate and useful data

Track your progress, gain deeper insights, and unlock your full potential with this latest update to Brain Meter. Are you ready to see your brain at work? Download the Thinkie app now for free and discover what your mind is capable of, on iOS and Android.