Science-backed habits for memory, focus, and long-term brain health. MindTwice gives you one clear thing to do each day — no clutter, no guesswork.
Training, sleep, mood, movement and reflection — gently woven into a single daily rhythm.
Games and exercises for memory, focus and speed — shaped around your own weak spots.
One gentle question at a time — sleep, movement and mood, tracked without the fuss.
A single clear brain score, with the one insight that’s actually moving it this week.
Sync from Health Connect or Apple Health — or log by hand. MindTwice shows how rest shapes your mind.
Speak a memory; Lily saves, transcribes and gently quizzes you to strengthen recall.
Thirty-day trends and weekly consistency — see your effort add up, calmly.
We reduce the decisions. Each day MindTwice leads with a single clear next action — the rest is there when you want it.
Answer one calm question at a time — how you slept, how you feel. Two minutes, tops.
We surface a single next action for the day — usually a 10-minute guided session.
Your score, streak and insights build quietly over time. Progress you can feel.
Yes. The heart of MindTwice is your "one thing" — a single guided session that takes about ten minutes. Everything else (games, journaling, insights) is there when you want it, never demanded of you.
No. MindTwice works on its own. If you use Health Connect on Android or Apple Health on iPhone, it can sync your sleep and activity automatically — but you can log everything by hand just as easily.
Our exercises draw on published research in memory, attention and processing speed, and the app is powered by AikinsHealth. We focus on habits with genuine evidence rather than promises.
It’s designed for exactly that. Large type, high contrast, one clear action per screen, and full support for larger text sizes. If you can send a text, you can use MindTwice.
Absolutely. Download and complete your baseline assessment for free. You only choose a plan when you’re ready for the full daily program.
Free to download. Your baseline assessment takes five minutes — and it’s the first step to a sharper tomorrow.