Infinite Mind - Brain Training

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About this app

Infinite Mind - Brain Training Built on 30 Years of Science.

Read Faster. Think Sharper. Just 7 minutes a day.

Infinite Mind combines speed reading, vision training, and mental processing into one powerful daily workout. While most brain training apps focus on one skill, Infinite Mind trains three.

Infinite Mind is built for those who want to stay sharp, think clearly, and read with ease, combining performance training for students, professionals, and the millions of adults who know that protecting cognitive health is one of the smartest investments they can make.

Each session combines three clinically grounded disciplines that work together to strengthen your brain multiple ways: speed reading, vision therapy, and rapid mental processing. Most apps do one of these. Infinite Mind does all three, and the science behind it has been validated at major research universities, including Caltech - Pasadena, the University of Utah, and Brigham Young University.

What You Train
Speed Reading and Comprehension
Train your eyes and brain to process text faster without losing understanding. Most users see meaningful improvement in reading speed within the first few weeks. Progress is tracked in real time so you always know where you stand.

Vision Therapy
Strengthen the visual processing systems your brain relies on every time you read, drive, or follow a conversation. Vision therapy is a clinical discipline and one of the things that makes Infinite Mind different from every other brain training app on the market.

Rapid Mental Processing
Challenge your brain's ability to receive, process, and respond to information quickly. These exercises build the kind of mental speed that shows up in everyday life: sharper conversations, faster recall, and better focus under pressure.

What the Research Shows
Infinite Mind's training methods have been studied in independent academic research. This includes fMRI studies at the University of Utah measuring real changes in brain activity, reading speed research at Brigham Young University, and an independent academic impact evaluation conducted by Dr. Steven Shaha. The results show measurable improvements in cognitive performance across age groups.

What 2 Million Users Say
Over 2 million people worldwide use Infinite Mind. Rated 4.9 stars on the App Store. The results speak for themselves, and the research explains why they happen.

What's Inside
40+ science-backed brain games and exercises
Personalized goals with real-time progress tracking
Daily 7-minute sessions designed to fit any schedule
Reading speed assessments with accuracy reports
Vision therapy and eye-tracking exercises
Audio and visual cognitive training tools
Daily reminders to keep your streak alive

Who It's For
Infinite Mind started as a student performance tool. Since 2000, when it launched as eyeQ, it has helped students read faster, comprehend more, and process information at a higher level. Over time, the same training that sharpened young minds turned out be equally important for older ones.

In the last few years, millions of baby boomers have discovered Infinite Mind at exactly the right time. Research is clear that cognitive function declines as adults move out of their working years and into retirement. Memory, processing speed, and mental sharpness face real pressure during this transition. Dementia and Alzheimer's disease are affecting this generation at rates that are impossible to ignore.

Infinite Mind does not claim to be a medical treatment. What it does is give your brain a daily workout using the same methods that have worked for students, professionals, and now seniors.

Whether you’re 55 or older and want to stay sharp, a student aiming to improve how you perform every day, or a parent looking to give your kids, and yourself, the best in mental exercise, this app was made for you. The science works at every age. The only requirement is seven minutes a day.

Start your first 7-minute session today.

Ratings and reviews

Barely works. The games are buggy, they react very slowly to touch, the content is repetitive (the same texts and jokes come up over and over again). It promises exercises based on "science", but I couldn't find any scientific research to back up the claims. Cherry on the top? When I cancelled my yearly subscription, it immediately took away my access to the "premium" features, even though technically I should have 10 more months access to it...

Looking forward to the benefits and improvement. A good first session.

Fun, and I love how it uses bilateral stimulation to help you focus and increase your reading speed, comprehension, and memory.