The earliest signal of brain change is your five senses.

Measure all five in 30 min.
Get a next step for every result.

Smell95
Stronger than expected
Vision88
Retest in 6 months
  • Featured at Eudēmonia ACEwith OvationLab
  • Built with researchers fromColumbia, Johns Hopkins and Harvard
  • an IRB-approved, international, multi-site studyResults expected 2027
  • Routledge book chapterCo-authored with Columbia and the NIH
  • AARP AgeTechCollaborative portfolio

Your brain runs on signal.

Every memory you’ll make starts with your senses.

Dr. Paule JosephPhD, MS, FNP-BC · Lasker Scholar at the NIH · TED Fellow · Guggenheim Fellow

The world is moving brain health upstream.

WHY NOW

The WHO counts sensory capacity as one of five domains of healthy ageing. The Lancet Commission ranks hearing loss first among modifiable risk factors for dementia.

SuperSenses is the measurement layer underneath it.

The SuperSenses app: five tests, 30 min

Five senses.
Five preventative neurological signals.

At home or run by your clinic or community.
Benchmarked against clinical gold standards.

VisionHearingSmellTasteTouch
THE SCIENCE

Your brain takes in the world through your senses. Measure the inputs and you can see change early.

Clinical-grade measurement. At home.

Each test is benchmarked against its clinical gold standard in an IRB-approved, international, multi-site study. Results expected 2027.

  • Smell40-item clinical smell identification test
  • TastePublished Seven-iTT method
  • HearingClinical pure-tone audiometry
  • VisionETDRS acuity and Mars contrast sensitivity
  • TouchMackinnon-Dellon Disk-Criminator

Measure. Manage. Repeat.

  1. Measure

    Five senses, one Sensory Score.

  2. Manage

    A next step per sense.

  3. Repeat.

    What changed and what to do next.

A Sensory Score tracked over time
THE SCIENCE

Sensory health can recover. 12 weeks of smell training measurably improves memory, mood, and quality of life.

“Nobody is going to go see half a dozen doctors to test all of these things.”

Dr. Michael Leon
Neuroscientist and Professor Emeritus,
UC Irvine

THE SCIENCE

Your brain only knows what your senses tell it.

“Until SuperSenses, nobody had tested my sense of smell or taste, or even suggested it as a possible thing to do.”

Dr. Mel Nudig
Retired orthopedic surgeon, Cedars-Sinai

RUNNING IN CLINICS AND COMMUNITIES LIKE

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We never sell the interventions. We don’t grade our own homework.

Brain health starts with
your five senses.