MEVA | Cognitive Wellness Platform by Mentage

Here is exactly what you will experience, from the first screen to the last.

You sit down at a tablet.

The screen is clear.

No timer counting down.

No score waiting at the end.

One instruction. One task.

No timer counting down at you. No score waiting at the end.

Fifteen minutes later, you have done something real.

Something that asked your brain to work the way it works every day, not the way a standardized test wants it to work.

What Happens During a Session

Seven activities.
All of them drawn from real life.

Pattern Mosaics

A visual puzzle where you recreate colorful tile patterns by matching shapes, colors, and sequences, gently exercising visual memory and attention to detail.

Garden Search

A find-the-difference or hidden-object game set in a peaceful garden scene, training focused attention and visual scanning.

Sequence Garden

A memory game where you observe and repeat growing sequences of garden elements — flowers, insects, paths — building working memory and pattern recall.

After the Session

No score.
A pattern.

The session ends. One screen appears. Not a number. Not a grade. A pattern. MEVA uses six engagement bands — they describe how your brain engaged with the activities during this session. They are not a ranking. They are not a diagnosis.

Building

Your engagement with these activities is in early stages. Consistency will show more over time.

Developing

You are building familiarity with the activities. Your patterns are taking shape.

Emerging

Your engagement is strengthening across multiple activity types.

Established

Your engagement patterns are consistent and stable across sessions.

Strong

Your engagement is well above baseline across all four areas.

Exceptional

Your engagement patterns reflect sustained, high-level performance across all activities.

This reflects your activity engagement pattern, not a measure of cognitive ability.

MEVA Cognitive Wellness Domains

What MEVA Tracks and Why They Matter

MEVA tracks six areas of everyday cognition through brief, real-world activities — no scores, no panic. Just patterns over time that are worth knowing.

Attention

Your ability to focus on what matters, filter distractions, and stay with a task — the foundation everything else depends on.

Pathfinder

Visuospatial Ability

How you read and navigate the physical world — judging distance, finding your way, reaching for objects with confidence.

Pattern Mosaics · Shape Builder

Processing Speed

How quickly your mind takes in new information and reacts — following conversations, making safe decisions while driving.

Symbol Trails A · Garden Search · Quick Tap

Executive Function

Your mind's project manager — planning steps, juggling tasks, adjusting when something unexpected happens.

ColorSense · Kitchen Steps · Daily Planner +2

Memory

How you capture, hold, and retrieve new information — a conversation, a grocery list, your doctor's instructions from this morning.

Narrative Tapestry

Language

Finding the right words, expressing yourself clearly, and keeping up with conversation — how you stay connected to the people around you.

Category Collector

Explore All Six Domains Includes clinical detail for healthcare providers.

Your pattern changes section to section.

That is expected.

That is the point. One session is a snapshot. Six sessions over six weeks is a picture. That picture is what gives families and providers something real to talk about.

Close-up of an older adult's hands holding a red pencil while solving a crossword puzzle

Why MEVA Feels Different

She was 71. She sorted photographs by season.

Autumn, winter, spring, summer. The cards spread across the screen. She moved them with one finger. She did not feel observed. She felt interested.

That is the design goal. Not compliance. Not performance. Genuine interest in a task that is worth doing.

MEVA was built on a principle that has decades of published research behind it: when older adults engage with real-world tasks at their own pace, with their own choices, inside a structure that respects their intelligence, they engage more honestly and more consistently than they do under test conditions.

That principle shaped every activity. The colors you sort. The patterns you complete. The names you recall. The sequences you build.

Nothing here was chosen because it was easy to code. Everything was chosen because it reflects the way an adult brain actually works in daily life.

MEVA is not live yet. Be first when it launches. MEVA is a general wellness tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or screen for any medical condition.

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What Families Ask Most

What will my parent actually do?

Seven real-world activities on a tablet or computer. Sorting, completing patterns, recalling, sequencing. Nothing abstract. Nothing childish. Fifteen minutes, one screen at a time.

Will it feel like a test?

No. There are no right or wrong answers displayed. No timer. No score at the end. MEVA is designed so that a 68-year-old never feels evaluated. They feel engaged.

What will I see, and when?

When sharing features launch, your parent chooses what to share with you and when. You will not have independent access to their patterns. That boundary is not a limitation. It is the design.

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Seven activities. Fifteen minutes. Nothing that feels like a test.