Real-Time Insights For Everyday ‍Brain Health

"What's really crazy is that the headphones actually understood that I was about 37 years old just by measuring my brain waves, it's not like when I signed up for the app, I put in my full name and age and gender, it just knew that from measurement, which is really, really wild."

"I take breaks whenever I need to, but there's something different about having the app tell me when to stop. It's not just a random reminder—it's based on my actual data, which makes it feel legit. Before, I'd push through even when I was drained. Now, I listen. I take the break when it tells me to, and honestly, that's the whole point—to learn when to step away before burnout sneaks in."

"I feel there is a third party watching and taking accountability, which is super helpful when you are working from home. When you know that you are going to look at your data, then you are thinking you should actually be working right now. I feel I am for sure more organized."

"But the point is, this is just one of many examples where I could very clearly see that Neurable AI was correctly assessing my focus levels in real time, not just showing me some arbitrary bar graph."

"I love the audio biofeedback — when the music gets louder as I focus, it becomes this powerful cue. It pulls me into deep focus and helps me stay there. It's like my brain and the music are working together."

"It's super interesting!!! It's the closest to my brain I have ever been."

"It's like I have a display or reflection of my mental state."

"‘Like a Fitbit for your brain’: These game-changing headphones could stop you burning out."

"Inside the Neurable app is a little video game that lets you fly a rocket ship with your brain — and serves as a proof of concept. It’s one of the coolest innovations I’ve ever seen, if only because it’s so simple."

"One of the main things people can do is to take breaks. So we have limited cognitive capacity. It drains as we go through the day as we do things like switching our attention. Taking a break allows us to replenish that capacity. It's so important."