Built by an occupational therapist
Cognitive stimulation exercises that run on any screen.
Interactive practice for therapists, caregivers, and anyone working on cognitive skills. Open an exercise and start in seconds. Free to use every day; Pro unlocks full difficulty ranges, exports, and unlimited rounds.
Functional simulators
Longer, guided activities, best used with a clinician. Your client works through a full everyday task, and you get an objective record of what they did.
Medication Management
Read fictional labels, fill a weekly organizer, and take the day's medicines.
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Money Management
Count coins and bills, pay for items, check the change, and read a utility bill.
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Weekly Planning
Fit set and flexible appointments into a week, then handle a change of plan.
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Grocery Shopping
Shop a list of eight items on a budget, with two things out of stock and a message that adds one.
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Build printable material for the person in front of you.
Practice exercises
Quick, single-skill exercises. Open one and start.
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Block Design
Copy red and white block patterns on the screen or with real blocks. Fresh designs every round, from 4 to 16 blocks, from solid faces to shapes made of half-and-half faces.
Mental Rotation
Is it the same figure turned, or its mirror image? Pick the turned copy among look-alikes, or judge pairs as same or mirrored, with every answer timed. Block figures or letters, turns up to 180 degrees, and a rotation cost that shows how speed falls as the angle grows.
Spatial Reasoning
The first figure turns to make the second: turn the third figure the same way and pick the result. The workbook's three levels on screen: everyday pictures turned flat on the page, then cube figures turned in space by a quarter turn, then half turns and two-step turns. Every wrong option is a named mistake, timed answers, and large print.
Cognitive activities for seniors and adults
Many of these exercises suit older adults as well as people after a stroke or brain injury. Every exercise has a large-print mode, rounds are short, and nothing needs installing, so they work as cognitive activities for seniors at home, in a day program, or in a care home. The picture-based exercises, such as Memory Match, Picture Recall, and Spot the Difference, also work as gentle cognitive games for seniors, played together at a table on a tablet.