Each test is benchmarked against its clinical gold standard (such as audiometry for hearing and ETDRS charts for vision) in an IRB-approved, international, multi-site study. Results are expected in 2027.

Not on its own. One low result is often local and fixable, which is why it comes with a next step and a recheck. The pattern worth acting on is two or more senses lower together, or a change from your own last result. A strong result across all five is reassuring.

Every low result comes with one clear next step, like smell practice, an eye exam or a hearing check. Your clinic or community sets where those steps go. The app follows up until it's done, and a retest shows what changed.

Because risk adds up. Dementia risk was 1.5x with one impaired sense, 1.9x with two and 2.85x with three or more (Brenowitz, 2019). A single-sense test can't see that pattern.

Founder and CEO Datar Sahi, medical advisor Dr. Sita Kedia (neurologist and Chief Medical Officer of PALM Health), a scientific advisory board, and research collaborators at Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Harvard, the University of East Anglia, Newcastle and Swansea.

You do. If you take SuperSenses through a clinic or community, their team sees results for people in their program. Every record exports as a PDF.

No. We never sell our own interventions, so every next step is about what's right for you, not what we sell.