Children and Adults
For Children
Help identify patterns related to social cognition and concentration that may warrant developmental monitoring.
For Adults
Track focus and engagement, supporting conversations about burnout, fatigue, or cognitive resilience.
What to Expect
Clear feedback
on attention, memory, and problem-solving
No installation
works in any modern browser
Private and secure
your camera never sends video
Clear reports
that support conversations with doctors
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a diagnosis?
No. NeuroCog is not a diagnostic tool. It provides insights that can help you and your healthcare provider understand cognitive patterns and changes over time.
Can I take the test at home?
Yes. The online version runs on most computers and smartphones. No app download required.
Will my data be secure?
Yes. All processing happens on your device. No raw video or personal information is sent or stored in the cloud.
What do I do with the results?
You can share them with your doctor or use them to start a conversation. Many families use NeuroCog.ai to feel more prepared for medical appointments.
What the Research Shows
Earlier autism detection
Gaze-based screening can flag atypical social attention in toddlers as young as 16–18 months, years before the average diagnosis age.
Learn more →Reading and dyslexia screening
A one-minute eye-tracking reading task can identify children at risk of dyslexia with high accuracy, and it requires no writing or speaking.
Learn more →Validated on ordinary devices
Studies show a standard laptop or phone camera can match dedicated eye-trackers for cognitive testing, supporting reliable at-home use.
Learn more →Track response to treatment
After starting stimulant therapy, children's gaze often becomes measurably more stable and focused, a concrete way to see whether a treatment is working.
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