Today
Only today’s exercise is waiting
Open the app and one exercise sits there as a large button. Finish it and the screen says you are done for today. Want another round? Tap again. There are no menus to dig through.
Android · Free
One minute a day, a habit that wakes up your senses
Tap when the light turns green. Tap the numbers from one. Repeat the order you were just shown. A round takes about a minute. The text is large and the buttons are wide, so there is nothing to learn first.
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App StoreComing soon
Free. No account, no sign-in.
- Signal reaction
- Number order
- Order recall
Each rule is one sentence, and that sentence stays on screen while you play.
What the app does
One thing on the screen at a time.
Training
Three games, one rule each
Tap as soon as it turns green. Tap the scattered numbers in order from one. Watch a short sequence and tap it back. Practise as often as you like — practice is kept separate from today’s record.
Result
Well done, right away
When a round ends you see this attempt next to your best one. Faster than before and it is marked as a new personal best. It is not a score against other people — it is a number to compare with yesterday.
Challenge
One goal for the week
Something like “play on five days this week”. Each day you finish adds points and fills the bar. Missing a day does not send you back to the start.
Progress
Getting a little better, where you can see it
A line shows how your weekly average moved. You can lay the average for your age group, and everyone’s average, over the top. Before you have records of your own the chart shows a sample, and after a few days that space becomes yours.
- Weekly trend — this week against last week
- Compare with your age group and with everyone
- Reaction speed from your most recent session
- Numbers move with how you slept. Read the line over weeks, not one day.
Your records stay on the phone. Only the group averages come from a server.
Easy to use
Kind to your eyes and to your hands
Large text, wide buttons, and one or two things to tap on any screen. Set a time and the app reminds you once a day, at that time. Turn the sound off and it can still reach you by vibration.
- Large text and wide buttons — readable without reaching for glasses
- One reminder a day, only at the time you set
- Sound and vibration switch on and off separately
- App language — 한국어 · English · 日本語 · 中文
한국어English日本語中文
Settings are four rows. Nothing here is hard to undo.
Small things you notice later
- A minute is enoughA round is short by design.
- Nothing to learnThe rule stays on screen while you play.
- No accountOpen it and start.
- Works offlineExercises and records need no connection.
- Mistakes are fineFailures are not counted. Just go again.
- Personal bestEach exercise remembers your best.
- One reminderQuietly, at the time you chose.
- VibrationFor people who keep the sound off.
- Weekly challengeOne goal a week.
- Sample chartYou can see what you will get before you have data.
- Four languages한국어 · English · 日本語 · 中文
- Light appComfortable on older phones.
What goes where
We never ask your name — and we hide nothing either
There is no account, so we never ask for a name or a phone number. To keep the app free we show advertising, we analyse usage to fix what breaks, and we use pseudonymised records for research, development and academic work. The policy sets all of it out line by line.
- No account — no name, phone number or email.
- Your results — stored on the phone, and kept on our server to calculate averages.
- Advertising — served through Google AdMob. Personalised ads can be switched off on your device.
- Analytics — used to see where the app stops working.
- Research — pseudonymised records inform our development work and academic papers.
- We ask for no access to contacts, photos or location.
Price
Everything is free right now
The exercises, the records and the weekly challenge are all free. There is no payment screen, and no trial that starts charging you. Advertising in the app pays for the servers and the development instead.
Free No hidden cost. There is no screen that asks for payment details.
- All three exercises
- Today’s exercise and the weekly challenge
- Records and the trend chart
- Reminder, sound and vibration settings
What we are working on
- An iPhone version
- Records a family can follow
- More exercises
Questions people ask
Does this help with dementia prevention?
Senseroutine is built to support dementia-prevention activity and everyday brain fitness. Short reaction and memory activity is designed to become a daily habit, and the records let you watch your own changes over time. It is not a medical device, so it does not stand in for a diagnosis. If you are worried about a change in memory or health, take your records to a doctor.
What is brain fitness?
Much as you walk a little every day for your body, it means keeping up a short daily activity that uses reaction, memory and attention. Senseroutine turns that into a one-minute habit and shows you how well the habit is holding. We are pursuing collaboration with cognitive-health societies and research institutions, and pseudonymised records from the app inform that research.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no payment screen. If that changes, this page and the store listing will change with it.
Do I need an account?
No. Open the app and start. We do not ask for a name or a phone number.
Does it work without an internet connection?
The exercises and your records work offline, so you can keep mobile data switched off. Only the age-group and overall averages refresh when you are connected.
How long should I play each day?
A minute is enough. Doing it every day matters more than doing it for a long time. On days when you want more, the training tab lets you practise as much as you like, and that practice is kept separate from today’s record.
My result is worse than yesterday.
That is normal. On a tired night your reactions slow down. Read the line across a few weeks instead of one day’s number — that is why the chart is weekly.
The text looks small to me.
Increase the font size in your phone’s settings and the app follows it. On Android that is Settings → Display → Font size. If it is still too small, write to support@senseroutine.com.
Can I use it with the sound off?
Yes. Turn the sound off in settings and it uses vibration. With both off the exercises still work exactly the same.
Are there ads?
Yes. Advertising is what keeps the app free. If you would rather not see ads matched to your interests, delete the advertising ID in Settings → Privacy → Ads on your device. Ads still appear after that; they simply stop being personalised.
Are my results used in research?
Yes, after they are pseudonymised. We use them to research and develop sensory training programmes and services that support healthy daily activity, and they may appear in academic research and papers. They are stripped of anything identifying before analysis, and findings are published only as statistics. Write to privacy@senseroutine.com if you would rather they were not used.
Can I install it on my parent’s phone for them?
Yes, and many people do. It helps to agree on the reminder time together. Records stay on that phone, so they will not mix with yours.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. Android is out now and an iPhone version is in preparation.
How do I delete my records?
Deleting the app deletes the records on the phone with it. There is no copy left behind.
