I’m one of those child prodigy genius turned horribly depressed adults, wondering why my brain quit working like it used to. I’ve been training for a couple months now, with my highest streak being 41. I can actually feel myself getting better and better. My memory in everyday life is better, I can focus on my tasks much easier, I’ve started having a MUCH easier time relating to others, and my once horrendous problem solving skills are through the roof. I can tell in everyday life as I come to better solutions much faster than I normally would have. I only have two scores below 400 now (total score above 500) and I’m so very proud of myself. Looking at the progress I’ve made is astonishing. The brain is a muscle like any other. If you want it to be fit, you must train like you do with the rest of your body. I’ve done brain games in the past but lost momentum because the games were just not that fun and it was the same game every day. With Peak, there’s so many different options to chose from and you never really get bored. I do have a few games I dislike playing because I’m not good at them, but it’s easy to remind myself why that means they’re the most important to do. I HIGHLY recommend this app to anyone struggling. My depression and anxiety have gotten much more manageable as well, but I’ve been putting in my own separate work for that on top of the training.

Wow... I’m so glad I found this app. I was in a bad car accident a year and a half ago and my brain got seriously smashed up. As a result my memory (mostly short term) and math skills disappeared. I’ve been using Peak for about 2 months and I see significant changes in my memory abilities. Just a few weeks ago I was still telling any new person I talked to that I might lose my train of thought and I always felt self-conscious about my memory skills because it was so apparent when you spoke with me that they still hadn’t recovered. And just yesterday I realized that I haven’t had to excuse my poor memory to anyone lately, and in fact I go days where I don’t remember it’s an issue (not because my memory is bad but because it’s no longer such a problem!). And because of this app I actually learned that my math skills disappeared. I always just thought my mind was being lazy but when I saw it first hand how hard it was for me to do simple math on this app I saw the problem. It was really troubling and embarrassing when I realized - I used to be good at math - but I’ve been slowly getting better. So essentially this app has been my brain rehab! And I couldn’t be more happy about my progress! Thank you!!!

The first 13 days of play I got to play through the daily challenge once without ads, and then watched ads for every subsequent play through - of course as is often the case it’s the same obnoxious ad over and over again. But now apparently on day 14 I have to watch an ad for every activity. What happened to the days of buying an app for a couple of bucks instead of these ridiculous subscription models that cost and arm and a leg indefinitely. Unfortunately probably going to delete it if I have to keep watching ads for the basic daily “brain train” there are many other free ways to exercise my mind.Update: the response on “we need ad revenue” is all fine and good, but if you want people to keep using your program, then either change the model so there aren’t as many ads in the middle, or change how many games you can play per ad or get shorter ads. As someone who fully understands the business model of app development I know there’s a balance to be reached here, and can confidently tell you that customers complaining about ads is something you should address in a more substantial way. Furthermore, your subscription model seems to be overpriced in the market. And I don’t haveany guarantee that a “lifetime” membership will last anywhere near my lifetime (highly unlikely tbh)

This app is full of full screen 30-second ads. Literally. Before playing, while playing, and even after you’re done you’re going to see a 30-second full screen ad. I have nothing against ads, but when you pass more time seeing ads than playing, there is something wrong with the app. Also I didn’t mention that’s the only app that makes your overall score go down after making the perfect score in a game, why? Because when they introduce new games to you, you’re a beginner in that game, so no matter how well you play this game, your overall score will go down the first time you play new games, to make sure you keep wasting your time on this app and don’t reach the perfect score. Oh and I forgot, if you don’t pay the monthly subscription, some games won’t be available anymore, that means you’re gonna keep your bad score for ever and there’s nothing you can do about it, to make sure you won’t finish the game without paying. Everything in this app is about ads, making you pay and keeping you playing by making sure you’ll never reach the perfect score. Doesn’t worth paying either since their games are not even working, the vocabulary games are limited to their vocabulary, the sorting cards game doesn’t even alert you before switching sides, if you’re too fast the game say you’re wrong even when you’re not. Bottom of the line: great concept, badly developed, don’t waste your time.