A fake feed scrolls past. Tap the good posts. Leave the bait alone. The bait gets more ridiculous as you improve.
Five minutes a day.
Sharper on what you practise.
Short, adaptive games for memory, focus, logic and speed. Built for people with a calendar, not a couch.
One Snack a day is free, no account needed. Or build your plan on the web in three minutes.
Math Roast
“Seven times eight is not ‘fifty-something’. I respect the confidence, though.”
Fridge Memory
“Took the yoghurt. Left a note. You remembered the note, not the yoghurt.”
Stroop Cat
“I said BLUE. It was red. You tapped red. Fine. FINE.”
One Snack a day, forever free. Leave your email and we tell you the day it goes live.
Soft launch first. Netherlands and UAE, then the US and UK. Eight games at launch, four more in the weeks after.
Read the game notesQuick sums, four answer buttons, no calculator. A sarcastic calculator roasts wrong answers and grudgingly respects right ones.
See what's on the fridge. The door closes. Pick what the raccoon stole. The raccoon leaves notes.
Tap the ink colour, not the word. Classic Stroop, with a cat. The cat yells the wrong colour at you.
Pick the item that does not belong. The categories get absurd. "Things that have been to space."
Thought bubbles drift by. Tap the useful ones before they pop. Ignore the intrusive ones. The intrusive thoughts are painfully relatable. "Did I lock the door?"
Rotate a shape until it fits the gap. The gaps are parking spots in impossible places.
Digits get sliced one by one. Recall the sequence. The ninja is terrible at counting.
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Five minutes.
Then the rest of your day.
Three games picked by the planner, a result card with one joke, a streak that survives a missed day. Every character has something to say about it.
Four skills
Train the thing you think with.
Four categories, twenty levels each, one adaptive score. Five minutes between meetings is enough.
- Memory: hold more in your head for longer. Fridge Memory, Number Ninja.
- Focus: notice the bait and leave it. Scroll Resist, Stroop Cat.
- Logic: the odd one, the pattern, the fit. Odd Chicken Out, Reverse Parking.
- Speed: decide faster without getting sloppy. Math Roast, Catch the Thought.
The loop
Open, play, laugh, close. Come back tomorrow.
Today's Snack
The planner picks three games. Never the same game two days running, always one from the skill you did worst in last week.
A result card
A score out of 1,000 per game, one joke, and your streak. Share it if you want to. Most cards are worth sharing.
The Sunday report
Once a week, your numbers plus commentary from the characters. Premium. Nobody gets a lecture.
The honest part
Does this actually work?
Short answer: you get better at what you practise, and some of that carries over to similar tasks. We say what training does and does not do, in the app and here.
What we promise
Sharper on the things you practise.
- Five minutes you'll actually want to do.
- Levels that adapt so you keep improving at the games.
- Numbers you can watch move week to week.
What we never say
No IQ claims. No medical claims.
- We don't say SharpBrain raises your IQ.
- We don't say it prevents or treats any condition.
- We don't say it is “scientifically proven” to make you smarter.
Tests
Five tests. Honest labels on every one.
Quizzes for fun and self-reflection, plus two published health screeners that are always free and never joked about.
The IQ Test
A score band, not a single number, plus your strongest and weakest area. With a joke.
Free once. Retakes and the full breakdown are Premium.Brain Type
One of eight brain types, each with a character and a poster.
Free. The detailed page is Premium.Focus Personality
A type, three tips, and which games to play. It also tunes your daily Snack.
Free.Pricing
Free every day. Premium if you want more.
Planned App Store prices in US dollars. The exact price for your country is shown in the app before you buy anything.
Free
Enough to build the habit.
- One Snack a day
- Streaks and result cards
- Brain Type and Focus Personality quizzes
- ADHD and anxiety screeners, always
Premium yearly
7-day free trial. About $2.50 a month.
- Unlimited Snacks and free play
- Weekly Brain Report
- Share cards without watermark
- IQ test retakes and full breakdown
Monthly or lifetime
Or $59.99 once, for life. Same Premium either way.
- Cancel any time in iOS Settings
- No weekly plan. On purpose.
- Restore purchases on any device
Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Health screeners are never behind a paywall. See billing help and the terms.
Questions
Things people ask before they download.
About five minutes: three games of 60 to 90 seconds each, picked for you by the planner. One Snack a day is free, forever.
No. You can play anonymously from the first open. Sign in with Apple only if you want your progress to survive a new phone.
Unlimited Snacks, every game in free play, the weekly Brain Report, share cards without a watermark, IQ test retakes with the full breakdown, and the detailed Brain Type page. The health screeners stay free for everyone.
They use published, public-domain questionnaires (ASRS v1.1 and GAD-7) with the original wording and scoring. They are screeners, not diagnoses. If your answers suggest a professional check, we say so plainly and point you to help. They are never paywalled and never used in ads.
No. SharpBrain is written for adults between roughly 18 and 35 who feel their attention got fried by scrolling. The content is clean, but the jokes are not for children.
iOS first, with a soft launch in the Netherlands and the UAE, then the US and UK. Android comes later. Leave your email on the download page and we'll tell you when it's live.
Your attention can be rebuilt. Five minutes at a time.
iOS first. Tell us where to send the launch email.