For athletes
Know your normal before anything happens.
Fifteen minutes on your phone. Record your memory, your balance, your reaction time, and your symptom profile when you're healthy. If you ever get a concussion, your doctor has something to compare against — you.
- One sitting
- 15 min
- Modules
- 7
- On your phone
- 100%
- Forever
- Yours
Why bother
What a baseline does for you.
Faster return-to-play
When clinicians can compare post-injury scores to your own baseline, they clear you when you're actually ready — not a day too early and not a week too late.
Honest scoring
No guessing, no gaming. Voice and motion sensors record what you actually did, not what you think you did.
A record that's yours
Your baseline follows you between teams, schools, and clubs. Bring it to any clinician.
It's quiet and private
Take it anywhere. The phone prompts you through each step with voice. No proctor watching.
Retake anytime
Re-baseline every year or after any suspected concussion to keep the comparison meaningful.
Full symptom tracking
Track how you feel across cognitive, balance, and emotional dimensions — useful data whether you get hurt or not.
If you play contact sports, you’re going to take a hit at some point. That’s not a scare tactic — it’s just the math. What matters is what happens next. If your doctor can compare how your brain works right now to how it worked a month ago, you’re going to get back to play faster and safer.
Without a baseline, clinicians have to guess. Your “normal” might actually be a 95th-percentile reaction time. A post-injury score in the 60th might look fine to a population average, but it’s a huge drop from your personal normal. A baseline catches that.
How to take one
Grab your phone. Find a quiet spot. Tap Start. The app walks you through each module with voice prompts and clear on-screen instructions. Don’t stress — it’s not a test you pass or fail. It’s a record of how your brain works on a good day.