Guided brain and movement assessments
Alumina Health offers a focused set of assessment categories, each designed to be simple, guided, and repeatable on iPhone and iPad. Explore each category to learn what it tracks and who it may help.
Six focused areas across cognition and movement
Each category includes guided tasks designed for clarity, accessibility, and consistent tracking over time.
Memory & Recall
Guided memory tasks you can complete from home.
View Memory & Recall detailsTremor & Hand Control
Guided tasks for tremor, steadiness, and fine motor control.
View Tremor & Hand Control detailsTapping & Coordination
Simple tap tests for rhythm and movement consistency.
View Tapping & Coordination detailsWalking & Movement
Guided walking and gait-related tracking from your phone.
View Walking & Movement detailsReaction & Processing Speed
Quick guided tasks for reaction time and consistency.
View Reaction & Processing Speed detailsVisual Matching Tasks
Visual recognition and simple cognitive matching tasks.
View Visual Matching Tasks detailsLow-Contrast Vision
Guided low-contrast tasks to help track subtle visual changes.
View Low-Contrast Vision detailsShape Tracing
Guided tracing tasks for hand control, coordination, and visual-motor precision.
View Shape Tracing detailsEye-Brain Vision Check
A fast, non-diagnostic way to monitor visual, balance, and symptom changes after a possible concussion.
View Eye-Brain Vision Check details
Coming soon
Voice & Speech Tracking
Guided voice check-ins to help track changes in speech clarity, vocal strength, rhythm, and stability over time.
Why structured tracking matters
Subtle changes in memory, tremor, coordination, or gait often happen gradually. Repeating short, guided assessments helps surface trends that can be hard to recognize from memory alone | and supports more grounded conversations with care teams.
Alumina Health is now available on iPhone and iPad
Download Alumina Health today and take advantage of special launch pricing through June 30, 2026, designed for patients, caregivers, and ongoing care discussions.
