It's About Time You Meet Your Brain!🧠

Hi Substack, we’re Axite!

…and we’re interested in your brain! Well, all brains, really.

The brain is constantly active and sending signals that reflect your thoughts, feelings and focus, even while chilling on the couch and reading this article. How cool would it be to know what your brain is doing right now? Outside of a controlled lab environment with complex devices, in fact, you wouldn’t even have to move from your comfy spot!

At Axite, that’s exactly our goal, and that’s why we are developing NeuroJournal, an app that uses a small EEG device combined with your smartphone to objectively track your brain’s activity alongside your daily experiences.

Our mission is clear:

Make brain health measurable, easy to understand, and accessible for everyone!

No more questioning and guessing how your brain is doing, but easily accessible data that shows what’s going on in that mysterious head of yours. With this data you can get real insight into your mood, stress, sleep and performance. Using that information, you might even better yourself and your quality of life, while you’re at it.

Who are these people creating such a cool tool, you might ask? We’re a team of scientists, developers, innovators and creative minds, all dedicated to helping people take control of their brain! We’re not scared of complex data and starting real conversations about brain health.

App Prototype with Compatible EEG Headband

On this Substack, we’ll share:

• What we’re learning from cool data
• Behind-the-scenes looks and development updates
• How our measurements can improve your quality of life
• Entrepreneurial insights
• Other brain projects, because we love a side quest

And no, you don’t have to be a brainiac to enjoy our Substack! Simply having an interest in improving your life through self-tracking, or even just a curiosity about entrepreneurship, is more than enough.

We’re so excited about our journey and even more so about sharing it with you about sharing it with you! Subscribe to follow along as we explore ourselves, the brain and loads and loads of data.

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Originally published on Substack.