You forgot a name again. You reread the same paragraph. Somewhere between “everyone does that” and “I should get this checked” there is nothing — no test you'd take on a Tuesday evening, and nothing online that doesn't end in a scare or a sales pitch.
NeuroAge gives you a real screening you can take alone, on your couch: a short questionnaire about the things that actually shift dementia risk, four cognitive tasks, and one number — your brain age — with the honest, un-dramatic explanation of what's behind it and what to do next.
Your brain age comes out of your own answers and task timings — nothing is pre-baked. Next to it sits your real age and a risk band in green, slate or amber; never red, never a scare.

The radar shows where you're strong and where you're a little softer, across the six domains a clinician would look at: memory, attention, processing speed, orientation, visuospatial and language. Tap any one to read what it measures and what helps it.
Explained like a person would.
Your result comes with a written read — your two softest domains, in plain words, plus the single step that helps them most. Built from your own scores, so it can never contradict your radar.
The Lancet 2024 Commission found 14 risk factors you can actually change. Your plan picks the ones your answers point to and turns each into one concrete step, with the reason it matters.


Large type, generous targets, and a senior mode that grows everything again for a parent using it. No streak shaming, no timers pressing you, no red.


Same screen, two sizes. Senior mode grows every element for a parent using it — the difference is real, not a setting buried in a menu.
The cognitive tasks are modelled on the Self-Administered Gerocognitive Exam developed at Ohio State University.
The risk questions follow the Lancet Commission's 14 modifiable risk factors for dementia.
Scoring runs on the iPhone. Nothing about your health is sent anywhere.
NeuroAge is not affiliated with either — it applies their published findings.
Nobody should have to choose between not knowing and being frightened.
Every gauge starts here.
That's one domain of six, in ten seconds. The app measures all six in five minutes — then tells you what to do about it.
Get the full checkA demo, not a result — one task can't measure a brain.
A short questionnaire about sleep, movement, hearing, blood pressure and family history: the things the research says actually move the needle.
Four short cognitive tasks: remember five words, place today's date, react to a colour, recall the words. No wrong answers, no clock shouting at you.
Brain age, risk band, six-domain radar, and the steps that lower it.
Everything above is free. Plus is for the part that comes after the first number.
Plus is available in the app — no free trial, cancel anytime.