How Mentilus works: brain training that adapts to you

What is Mentilus?

Mentilus is an online brain training platform built around games. Each game starts from a well-known cognitive task and turns it into something you actually want to play. Instead of dry exercises you get short challenges for memory, attention, thinking speed, perception and logical reasoning. Train for about ten minutes a day and you keep the skills you lean on all day in shape.

How a training session works

Every game adapts to you. When you improve, it gets harder, so you always play right at the level that stretches you a little without tipping into frustration. That is the level where training pays off most. After each game Mentilus saves a score based on your speed and accuracy, and those scores feed your Brain Fitness Index. One number lets you follow your progress over time and see where you stand next to other players.

Why people train with Mentilus

The biggest reason is that it’s fun. A few minutes between tasks feels like doing something for yourself, and the games make sense the first time you play them. Users tell us they feel sharper and more focused in daily life once training becomes a habit. And because the difficulty moves with you, it works as a quick mental warm-up just as well as a steady daily routine.

What you train

Mentilus covers five cognitive areas, so you never get stuck drilling a single skill. There are games for memory, for attention and focus, for thinking speed, for perception and for logical reasoning. Mixing them keeps the training varied and keeps your brain guessing. Browse our brain games to see the full range.

Start for free

You can create a free account and start right away, no card needed. A free account lets you play and saves your scores. When you want the complete set of games and tests, without ad breaks and with your progress tracked, you can switch to a premium subscription whenever you like.

Give it a try

The best way to understand Mentilus is to play one game. Pick one that looks interesting, give it a few minutes and let the difficulty find your level. Ten minutes from now you’ll know exactly how it works.