Cognitive training for dyslexia and attention.
ATB Games is a scientific neurofeedback app that trains mind waves with your Emotiv EEG headset. Pick an age-appropriate activity, watch the content while your brain produces the target wave, and review a detailed cognitive report at the end of each session.
Connect. Choose. Train. Report.
No signal is ever sent to the brain — the headset only reads mind waves, while the phone provides visual and audio feedback.
Put on the headset
Place your Emotiv EPOC X, Insight or MN8 headset and open the app.
Choose an activity
Pick what fits your age and need: reading, listening, speaking, visual memory, attention.
Train your brain
Watch or listen while your brain produces the target wave form. Real-time signal quality.
See your report
End-of-session Theta/Beta/Alpha bands, attention and relaxation scores. Share as PDF.
Scientific protocols, at home
An EEG-based attention and learning system used by 5,000+ users.
100+ training activities
More than 100 activities across reading, listening, speaking, visual memory and attention.
Age-specific protocols
Training flows tailored to 6-8, 9-11, 12-14, 15-17, 18-25 and 25+ age groups.
Cognitive report
Theta/Beta/Alpha bands, attention score and relaxation score each session. PDF export for family and specialists.
Real-time EEG
Live signal-quality indicator so the headset is seated correctly and you capture the cleanest data.
Cloud sync
Your data is always yours. Clinicians and families can view progress reports remotely.
Emotiv compatible
Works seamlessly with EPOC X (14 ch), Insight (5 ch) and MN8 (in-ear, 2 ch).
Proven improvement
Measurable gains in reading comprehension, attention and reading speed with EEG-based training. Safe, side-effect-free and language-independent.
Anyone who wants to focus
Children with dyslexia
Age-specific protocols for children diagnosed with dyslexia and students struggling to read.
ADHD & attention
Users with attention-deficit and hyperactivity symptoms; adults struggling with focus.
Specialists & parents
Special-education specialists, parents, and professionals who want to measure cognitive performance.