40Hz Brain Trainer - AlzLife

SOLUTION: Developer worked with me & discovered you may need to turn off Silent Mode in Sounds & Haptics of iOS Settings to get the sound to work again. Disregard the last part of my previous review as this is a great app with a very receptive & supportive developer! I have faithfully used this app for more than three or four years up until I got my iPhone 17 Pro Max about a year or so ago. Unfortunately, while the 40 Hz light works, no matter what I try I cannot get the 40 Hz sound to work. Other than that, I have really loved this app in the past.

The App Support website says that the new iPad pros are supported, but the app says they aren’t and you only get 30hz light. The app was updated last a year ago. They probably only need to update their database, but maybe they’ve stopped supporting this app? Unfortunately, the Contact option on the website requires you to complete a nonexistent recaptia, so you can’t contact them to ask if they’re still supporting the app. Update: the suggestion to disable low power mode doesn’t help. It’s already disabled. They’ve fixed the contact option on their website, so we’ll see if they respond or if they update the app to support the latest iPad pros. Update 2: With the new version, they’ve fixed the issue with the latest iPad pros. I’m looking forward to getting my wife started on the app. I thank the developers for a fast response.

I’m a old retired Pathologist with a PhD. There can be no question that this app and 40hz therapy is similar to doing physical therapy for the brain. As an experiment my wife and I are an N of 2 which means a very small data base, nevertheless we have noticed improvement in memory, mood, cognitive/decision making and sleep. We even noticed a decrease in cravings for sweets. We can feel the “brain burn”. The best is we play the games together at night sitting on the couch (2 devices). There is a lot of confusion about “is it 40 hz”? There is a phone app called STROBR that measures flashing light frequency. There are many ways to obtain 40hz light, sound and tactile stimulation but the games are fun and work the brain in sync. All devices should have 80hz requirements if only to hold back the avalanche of degenerative brain function in the aging population and I believe would relieve stress in younger people.