Elevate enhances cognitive abilities through generalized games targeting mathematics, memory, and language, and more, promoting the use of skills that are applicable to real-world problem-solving scenarios. The sleek, intuitive design with abstract visuals ensures an engaging, user-friendly experience, maximizing learning potential while not compromising professionalism. It is simple and clean. Some of the reading and mathematics sections focus on logic-based performance, building universally applicable skills. A valuable tool for developing mental sharpness and competency across essential cognitive domains. I have the ~$20 a year deal and at that price point it is excellent. There are some concerns as well as space for even more features.C he presence of crosswords on the main page aren’t conducive towards a focus on generalized cognitive performance. Crosswords aren’t heavily backed by scientific research toward maximizing general cognitive abilities. There is no generalized visual spatial search, and the presence of random words and letters does not require reasoning. It lacks abstraction and generalization. There is no need for the update to place this at the forefront focus of the page. Overall, this is a useful tool to keep the brain on a course of maximum informational processing productivity. Not the only one to use, though, this one is particularly effective.

Brain training apps can be questionable at times. Some are simple collections of brain twister games to try and help you memorize patterns on a grid, or pick the red word that actually reads blue... But what I appreciate about Elevate is that it challenges you with real world problems. Practice your ability to calculate percentages. It’ll come in handy next time you’re calculating your dinner tip, or figuring out how much you’ll save during a clothing sale. Elevate helps your to improve your writing skills and comprehension. Get better at spotting typos in your emails and texts. Quickly skim messages while reliably gathering what’s being communicated. There are so many games provided by Elevate which challenge your real-world skills, and push you to improve in areas that affect your day to day. There are free features, but thank goodness I bought a lifetime membership early on in Elevate’s life. I couldn’t have guessed I’d still love the app so many years later. If you want to get better at day to day tasks, and push yourself to your highest intellectual abilities, Elevate is a great app for you. I personally feel the benefits of using this app, and find myself returning to this app when I’m feeling less on top of things. Give your brain that much needed mental stretch. You’ll be glad you did.

I’ve enjoyed this app for over 3 years now. It’s a fun way to get quick and effective brain exercise. My math skills have improved considerably. I highly recommend it (and I have to really, really appreciate an app to take the time to write a review). It’s easy to get a quick brain exercise by using their recommended selection. The interface and navigation are clear and easy to see the options and select what I want. They provide simple instructions and examples for each activity, so it’s super quick to get going. They don’t distract you with all kinds of promotions. My guess is that this app is friendly to people with ADD. For myself, I’m getting really tired of apps that have lots of visual, social, and other distractions. My only suggestions for improvement are that they don’t test you in, so you have to go through easier lessons before getting to challenging ones and the language activities are sometimes a little confusing and sometimes feel incorrect. But they seem to circle back to things like this for improvement. They seem clear on the value they want to provide and they do exactly that, which I really appreciate. It’s a great app that has made a real difference in my mental acuity.