Brain training app

A sharper mind, ten minutes a day

Brain training without the mysticism. Find your baseline with an IQ test, then follow a daily plan of short trainings, guided practice and plain-language reading.

6 trainings / 28-day programme / 12 articles / 5 cognitive domains

Phone · Home — today’s training, picked for your focus

Step one

First, take the IQ test

Your programme starts with a test. The result sets your baseline in memory, attention, inhibition, speed and logic — and decides what you train first.

✓Questions of growing difficulty
✓Select the right answer
✓Every answer counts toward your final IQ score
IQ Question 7Which piece completes the pattern?
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Inside the app

One routine for how you think

Every day Witly hands you a small, complete plan: one training, five minutes of practice and one article. That's the whole habit.

10 min

is a full day's plan. Set a goal of 5, 10 or 20.

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domains tracked, with your best result in each.

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installs. It runs in your browser, on phone or laptop.

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themes and two languages — English and Russian.

How it works

Set. Train. See the change.

Daily goalChange it any time
Training · 1 minPractice · 4 minArticle · —
Your programme

Today: one training, 5 min of practice and one article.

TrainingSchulte table1 min
PracticeAn anchor in the breath5 min
ArticleChunking: remember more4 min
Daily goal: 10 min0 of 10 min today
Streak

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Best result by domain
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Attention—
Inhibition—
Speed—
Logic—
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Play a Schulte table

Tap the numbers from 1 to 16 in order, as fast as you can. Keep your eyes on the centre and take in the whole field at once — that's the skill it trains.

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Tap 1 to start the clock

Meditate

28 days to steadier attention

An anchor in the breath
Day 1 of 28

An anchor in the breath

Week 1 · An anchor for attention · 5 min

0:00 / 5:00 · no setup needed

An anchor for attention

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1 An anchor in the breath5 min
2 Counting breaths to ten6 min
3 A map of sounds7 min
4 Support in the body8 min
5 One thing at a time5 min
6 Catching the drift8 min
7 Week in review: the anchor at hand10 min
Reading

Plain explanations about thinking, no mysticism

12 articles · 54 minutes of reading

Memory5 min read

Working memory: why “seven” is neither the norm nor the limit

Brain5 min read

Neuroplasticity: what changes in the brain when you learn

Body5 min read

Sleep: memory’s night shift

Attention5 min read

Attention and the Stroop effect: why the brain stumbles over the word “red”

Memory4 min read

Spaced repetition: study less, remember longer

Memory4 min read

Chunking: how to remember more without expanding memory

Body4 min read

Movement: the most underrated tool for the head

Body4 min read

Nutrition and the brain: what really matters

Attention4 min read

Digital defocus: why a phone nearby is already a distraction

Memory5 min read

Working memory: why “seven” is neither the norm nor the limit

Brain5 min read

Neuroplasticity: what changes in the brain when you learn

Body5 min read

Sleep: memory’s night shift

Attention5 min read

Attention and the Stroop effect: why the brain stumbles over the word “red”

Memory4 min read

Spaced repetition: study less, remember longer

Memory4 min read

Chunking: how to remember more without expanding memory

Body4 min read

Movement: the most underrated tool for the head

Body4 min read

Nutrition and the brain: what really matters

Attention4 min read

Digital defocus: why a phone nearby is already a distraction

Who it's for

Ten minutes, your reason

Memory · Speed

Before exams

N-back and Digit span to hold more, Math sprint to answer faster.

Attention · Inhibition

Deep work

Schulte and Stroop to stay on task when the inbox is calling.

Meditate

Calmer evenings

Five-minute practices that turn a pause into a resource.

Reading

Curious minds

What science actually knows about memory, sleep and focus.

Mentor Soon!

Make sense of your test result

An assistant that answers questions about your programme and progress — why this training today, and what to focus on next.

FAQ

Good questions

A daily brain-training app: six short cognitive trainings, a 28-day attention programme and plain-language articles about how thinking works.

Yes — the test comes first. Questions grow in difficulty, and every answer counts toward your IQ score. Your result shapes the daily plan and becomes the baseline you retest against.

About ten minutes a day: one training (1–3 min), a five-minute practice and one short article. You can set a daily goal of 5, 10 or 20 minutes.

No. Witly runs in the browser on your phone or laptop — open app.improver.me and start.

The trainings use well-known tasks from cognitive psychology — N-back, digit span, Schulte tables, Stroop and matrices. The articles explain what’s known and what’s marketing.

An upcoming assistant that explains your test result and answers questions about your programme and progress.

English and Russian, with dark, light or system theme.

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Take the test today and get your first plan. Ten minutes a day — and the ring fills itself.

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