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A short memory and thinking self-check for iPhone, with explanations and practical suggestions. It is an educational tool, not a medical diagnosis.

The basic check is designed to take about five minutes. Follow the instructions in the app and allow yourself a quiet moment. Rushing, interruptions, or trying to multitask can change how the experience feels, so choose a time when you can give each prompt your attention.

The basic check is free. Optional in-app purchases unlock additional features. You can review the current offer before you buy. The free experience currently includes brain age, a risk band, a six-domain radar, an AI insight card, and a personalized plan. Product availability can change, so check the app before relying on this list.

You can help them get started, with their agreement. Let them complete the tasks themselves, follow the app’s instructions, and decide whether they want to discuss or share the result. Help with the interface should not become answering for them, and a result should not be used to label or pressure someone.

NeuroAge is designed for iPhone and currently requires iOS 17.0 or later according to the US App Store listing. It is not offered through Google Play. The listing also notes Mac and Apple Vision compatibility requirements, but the check and this website are presented for the iPhone experience.

The published NeuroAge privacy policy says the app has no account or sign-in and stores screening output on the iPhone. The screening flow may be available without a connection, while purchases and purchase restoration depend on Apple services. Availability can vary by app version and device settings.

No. NeuroAge cannot confirm or rule out a diagnosis, and a disclaimer cannot make an unsupported medical claim accurate. If memory or thinking changes concern you, speak with a healthcare professional.

It is an app-generated estimate based on your check, not a measurement of your biological brain age or a percentage chance of disease. The complete scoring model and age-comparison method are not published in the current source material. Read it together with the six-domain view, the explanation, and the conditions in which you completed the tasks. A single estimate cannot confirm or rule out a condition.

Version 2.1.0 supports repeat screenings, and Plus lists unlimited retests, trends, and a doctor-ready PDF. Familiarity and testing conditions can affect repeats; the website does not prescribe a medical testing schedule. The app now builds curves from your own results and says plainly when there are not yet enough results to show a trend. Sharing remains your choice.

The current US App Store listing includes a full brain-age trend, complete AI breakdown across every domain, unlimited retests, a daily Brain Gym, and a doctor-ready PDF summary. Listed prices are $4.99 weekly or $29.99 yearly; the in-app offer controls at purchase time. Plus is an auto-renewable subscription. Apple charges the account at confirmation, and renewal continues unless it is turned off under Apple’s subscription rules.

On your iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Select NeuroAge and tap Cancel Subscription. Apple’s current support instructions remain the authoritative path. Read Apple’s instructions.

The published policy says answers, task results, scores, plan, profile, and settings stay on the iPhone, while Firebase handles product interaction and diagnostics and RevenueCat handles subscription state. The current App Store privacy label lists health, contact, identifier, usage, and diagnostic categories that may be linked to you. Review the Privacy page and current App Store label for details. This website does not request health answers or results, and support messages should not include them.