Know where you stand.
Most people train their brain on a guess. Start with a number: 30–40 minutes at home, then a plan built on your results.
- A person reads every assessment
- Your read lands within 48 hours
- One time, with a 30-day refund
Built on co-founder Dr. Doug Cowan’s method: 35+ years as a therapist, 30,000+ brain-training sessions.

Watch the 5-minute walkthrough.
What you get, how to take the assessment, and how to read what comes back.
How would you know it’s working?
Doing the work and still guessing? That’s a step-one problem. Most training starts with a talk and a questionnaire, not a measurement.
01 · Start
02 · Focus
03 · Train
04 · Progress
The Baseline · $49Steps 01–03, on your own.
The ResetAdds a coach and the retest. See it →
“I already know what I need to work on.”
Dallas thought his was spelling. The number said verbal reasoning. See his Readout
“An online brain test sounds like a gimmick.”
Good instinct. Creyos reports 10,000+ clinicians and 400+ peer-reviewed studies.
“My coach already has this covered.”
Good. Keep them. A baseline gives you both something to measure.
“$49 for a test I take at home?”
A person reads it within 48 hours. Not worth it? Full refund within 30 days.
Would it be a bad idea to know your number first?
One time · 30-day refund
Twelve skills, one sitting
Twelve short brain games across memory, reasoning, verbal skills and concentration.
Memory
4- Working memory
- Tracking what you’ve checked while you keep searching.
- Visuospatial working memory
- Holding a layout in mind as it changes.
- Spatial short-term memory
- Remembering where things were, in order.
- Episodic memory
- Linking two things and recalling the pair.
Reasoning
4- Mental rotation
- Turning objects in your mind to compare them.
- Visuospatial processing
- Taking in shapes and visual detail quickly.
- Deductive reasoning
- Finding the rule in a set, and what breaks it.
- Planning
- Thinking several moves ahead.
Verbal
2- Verbal reasoning
- Understanding instructions quickly and correctly.
- Verbal short-term memory
- Holding a string of information in mind.
Concentration
2- Attention
- Spotting small differences, fast.
- Response inhibition
- Stopping an automatic reaction.
A snapshot of one day, scored against people your age. Not an IQ score or a diagnosis.
Same scores. Read for your world.
Pick what you do. Your Readout explains every score in that language.
- 76Below avgTrain this first
Verbal reasoning
It supports taking in a coach’s cue between pitches.
- 85Below avg
Mental rotation
It supports reading spin and judging a fly ball off the bat.
- 116Above avgYour strongest
Response inhibition
It supports holding off on pitches that leave the zone late, and staying disciplined on check swings.
- 4 minCoherent breathing
- 6 minDual N-Back
- 3 minTake-or-swing visualizationSee 10 pitches, swing only at strikes.
- 2 minOne question
Sample scores. After checkout you tell us your world, and your Readout uses your scores.
The official report.
And what to do with it.
You get the official Creyos report, plus your Readout: what the numbers mean, and a 30-day plan aimed at your lowest score.
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- 1The shaded band is average for your age.87 to 113.
- 2Your lowest score is where your plan starts.In this sample: Grammatical Reasoning, 76.
Read by a person · within 48 hours
What each number means for your day.
Every score in plain language, and the one skill to train first.
15 minutes a day, aimed at that score.
30 days of exercises to run on your own. See a real one ↓

The same report tracks every score over time.
Creyos marks which changes are meaningful, so you’re not reading noise.
A day-30 retest comes with The Reset.
Here’s a real one. It’s mine.
I took it before we offered it to anyone. These screens are straight from my Readout.
Dallas Cowan · Co-founder, CalmWaves
All twelve scores on one screen.
Further out means stronger. The dashed ring is 100. In your Readout, tap any point to see what it means for your day.
Mine: eleven of twelve average. One wasn’t.


Your lowest score, in plain language.
Mine was Verbal Reasoning: 82, 12th percentile.
“I grew up thinking I was just bad at spelling and grammar. That number made sense of it. It’s a skill I can work on. It doesn’t define me.”
Dallas

Fifteen minutes a day, aimed at that score.
30 days of exercises to run yourself, plus a one-page sheet to print.
I retest around October 18, and I’ll share my result here either way.
Want a coach and a day-30 retest? That’s The Reset.

My results, shared with my permission.
Three steps. Results in under a week.
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Before you buy
What is the assessment?
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What does the read look like?
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