Apteda is an Android app with short games for attention, memory, reaction speed and reasoning. You play in brief sessions, and every answer you give is kept, so what the app tells you rests on your own data.
Apteda is being prepared for release on Google Play.
Halls light up from your visits, not from your game results.
One game is enough to count the day
Alongside the training games there is a separate measurement game.
We show a measurement estimate only when there’s enough data behind it, and always alongside its range.
When a change can’t be told apart from ordinary day-to-day variation, the app says so instead of calling it a change.
We don’t promise you’ll become smarter, more attentive or faster outside these games.
The games train skill at the tasks themselves.
Results reflect task performance in the app and are not a diagnosis or medical assessment.
You can play offline. If you have agreed to send your results, they go out once you’re back online.
There's no third-party analytics in the app. You see ads only if you choose to: once the day's free games are used up, a video unlocks one more game. An account is optional. What the app sends, where it is stored and how to delete it is described in the privacy policy. To delete your account and data, see Delete account.