

Lumosity
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Lumosity.com grounds all of its brain exercises in extensive research; Scientific Advisory Board includes researchers from such institutions as UCSF and Stanford.
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- Freemium
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple Watch
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- connerpro A comment was removed from Lumosity
- lincyang added Lumosity as alternative to Focus Coach
aleksandors added Lumosity as alternative to Strong Memory
Darlene Sonalder added Lumosity as alternative to Spark: Daily Learning Puzzles
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Comments and Reviews
It is a nice cognitive training platform, although somewhat limited in its free version. I only wish it could have public profiles with badges, in the style of Duolingo, Memrise or KhanAcademy.
Simple games, yet executed in such a geniuos way.
Lumosity is good only if you pay. If you don't wanna pay, Brainilis is a good free alternative.
It's a very good workout for the brain and it's one of the best one's I founded.
"the government found that Lumos Labs could produce no evidence to suggest that Lumosity has any health powers or is anything other than an ordinary game." https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jan/06/lumosity-fined-false-claims-brain-training-online-games-mental-health
I have been training at Lumosity for about a month, seems like a pretty nice thing for now. Does anyone have any experience with its subscription mode? Is it worth the money?