Mind Monitor

James Clutterbuck

About this app

See what's really going on inside your head in real time!

Mind Monitor is exclusively for use with "Muse: The Brain-Sensing Headband" from Interaxon (available at http://choosemuse.com)

Get real time EEG brainwave data beautifully graphed, right on your phone or tablet.

* Professional grade spectrogram
* Discrete frequency breakdown
* Raw microvolts
* Absolute wave values
* Gyroscope
* Accelerometer

Graph your recordings online at https://Mind-Monitor.com

Split data by channel, into left brain/right brain, Front/Back, or even individual sensors.

Record EEG data to Excel compatible CSV file format, or Muse Protocol Buffer format, for playback in Muse Player.

OSC Streaming for wireless data monitoring/recording with compatible software such as the free Interaxon Muse Lab.

Share images with your friends.

* This app is not affiliated in any way with Interaxon; but I want to give a big shout out to everyone at the company for such an amazing product and to the team who supported the development of this app.

Ratings and reviews

It's an excellent app. Two things at it would be perfect: 1) I really wish I could leave it on in the background 2) I wish I could record sessions and see the record immediately in the app right afterwards. Some brainwaves only change from things other than looking at brainwaves, so it would be nice to capture that and see it. Overall, this is the best thing out there for reading brainwaves with your phone, as far as I know.

I'm not a "computer person"; so I have a lot of questions (mainly about how to download raw brain wave data to my pc for graphing in excel. James promptly responded to my questions and within a few hours, I was able to download the first set of raw data onto my pc via dropbox. The app was exactly what I was looking for; it costs much less than muse-direct and works with both apple and android (while muse-direct only works with apple). More importantly, James is very knowledgeable and helpful. I highly recommend this product.

Does not offer audio feedback. Very frustrating. I would like to select a waveband and train it, but can't. This is very helpful for those recovering from stroke and brain damage. Why is this not implemented? I need it.... Closed eyes feedback is superior, the visual display is not helpful. It should be once a certain level of db is reached a bell would sound, or if db is increasing on selected wavelength a sound is produced (ex: left hemisphere sensor, db 60, alpha) nothing fancy.....useless ap

What’s new

Added: Optics presets for Muse S Athena