Your brain only knows what your senses tell it.

Why pay to detect disease when you can invest in prevention?

Most brain tests measure the outputs: memory and thinking. By the time those move, the best window to act is closing.

SuperSenses measures the inputs, your five senses. They change first, and they can be acted on. Smell training rebuilds. Hearing aids amplify. Lenses correct.

Brain health starts with your five senses.

Measure. Manage. Remeasure.

Measure. All five senses in about 30 minutes, at home. One Sensory Score.

Manage. Every low result gets one clear next step, and the app checks in until it's done.

Remeasure. Retest on schedule and see what changed.

What's in the kit

Smell 12 scratch-and-sniff scents. Pick the right one from four choices.

Taste Seven taste strips, based on a published clinical method.

Touch A two-point touch disc, tested at four fingertips. A second person holds the disc while you answer.

Hearing In the free SuperSenses app, with your phone and any headphones.

Vision In the app: near vision and contrast, on your phone.

One kit covers you for a full year, retests included.

Why all five

Risk climbs with every sense that's low. 1.5x with one, 1.9x with two, 2.85x with three or more (Brenowitz, 2019). A one-sense test can't see that pattern. Five senses can.

Acting on a sense changes what memory tests can't see. In 2,777 adults followed for seven years, hearing aids were tied to about a third lower dementia risk, while cognitive test scores never separated (Cribb, Neurology, 2026).

Who stands behind it

"Early changes in smell and hearing are often the brain's first quiet signals that something is shifting." Dr. Sita Kedia, neurologist and Chief Medical Officer, PALM Health, who uses SuperSenses with every patient.

At Vi at La Jolla Village, 12 residents started. Every one came back for every session, and it grew to 65 by word of mouth.

Each test is being benchmarked against its clinical gold standard in an IRB-approved, international, multi-site study, with results in 2027.

"Both of my parents lost their cognitive sharpness in their 60s. I use SuperSenses to test my sense of smell quarterly. It's one of the earliest things to change. It helps me feel in control of my health." Melissa F., SuperSenses customer

Questions

How long does it take? About 30 minutes for all five senses. Finish all five within 14 days to get your Sensory Score.

What do I need? Your phone, any headphones, your glasses if you wear them, and a second person for touch.

How often do I remeasure? Smell, hearing and vision every 3 to 6 months, depending on your result. Taste and touch once a year.

Is this a diagnosis? No. SuperSenses measures your senses and gives you a next step. Your doctor makes the medical calls.

Can I share it with my doctor? Yes. The app makes a one-page PDF.

What if it's not for me? 14-day refund policy. Full refund. Ships in 1 business day.

Five senses. One Sensory Score.

Stay sharp.

SuperSenses Five Senses Kit. $299.99.

HSA/FSA eligible. Pay with your HSA/FSA card at checkout, or pay normally and submit your order receipt to your plan for reimbursement.