Fit Brains Trainer App Reviews

I like it. But its annoying to keep being asked to rate after every training.

Using it sporadically for over a year but started regular use recently and finding a big difference in various brain functions such as attention, processing, focus to name a few.

Okay, I kinda like playing the memory games, but really dislike the personality whatever they are supposed to be. One has you pick people for teams who can work together...I would never hire anyone with traits like "prefers to work with only males or females" or "tells inappropriate jokes"! I even found myself picking people I would never hire just to do well on the game...smh.

Email and password are required for this. I have too many already and get too much junk email. I deleted it without ever trying it. If they want my information, I am not going to pay them to fill my mailbox.

Fit brains has been challenging and motivating. My wife and really enjoy the challenges and exercises

Great app. Fun way to test my reasoning and logic

The results of each game are all over the place. I cannot see where the training is useful except for entertainment.

For the most part I like using this program, but the Emotional Segment at the beginning of each session just drives me nuts. The same things day in and day out. It is ridiculous!

I retired in 2010 and am enjoying every moment of it. Not working, however, allows the brain to relax too much. Fitbrain keeps my mind sharp. Just two sessions in the morning, for only a few minutes, has me alert and confident for the whole day. It has made a significant difference in my alertness and enjoyment of life. I highly recommend it, especially for the retired and happy.

I just wanted to report that using the Fit Brains program has been beneficial for me in reestablishing cognitive functionality, post accident. The accident to which I refer was a closed head injury which caused a two and a half month coma. Ive been using this program at least 5 days a week, which has increased my confidence to a MORE than functional level, which in and of itself I would truly characterize as miraculous.

Much better than screwing around on social media!!! Actually accomplishing something worthwhile.

This game is very good

Im enjoying the test very much.

I enjoy competing against millions of other people in my age group and improving my performance over the months. I believe that the social portion has improved my ability to interact with and understand others in my life.

Fit brains is fun, but since I changed phones there never seem to be any mirrors to use on the light beams game. So I always get a zero score when that game was one of my best scoring game on my old phone.

First of all, I have been using the app for about 2 years and I love it. Being an introvert who works from home, I was particularly excited when you started offering the EI exercises. However, there are a couple of things that irk me about the EI portion of the app. 1. When youre doing the assessment in the beginning, parts of the situations and answers are truncated and incomplete. I dont know if this is intentional to the exercise or a formatting issue but I personally find it annoying. 2. Mood Matcher seems to be accurate in only 60% of your interpretations. I understand that many expressions can seem similar but a great deal of what you have makes no sense (Asian guy making smoochy face is not happy?) 3) Im not sure how applicable the team builder exercises to the real world. I think it needs to be more detailed to model after real life circumstances. 4) There needs to be more variety to the games, especially the EI, because after a few times playing it you can get the games figured out and cheat to a higher score...

I enjoy the mental challenges Fit Brain gives me. I find that the more I practice the sharper I feel.

I just started with fit brain and I enjoy doing it daily. As a retired person it is helping me to keep challenging my brain function.

These tests are reminiscent of tests that I took as a child except that your results are immediate and you see how you compare to those in your age bracket. They challenge your brain in a myriad of ways and you discover where your strengths and weaknesses lie and you can try to improve those areas that you feel need improvement. And its fun!

There are trainings where directions are not very clear.