Boost Working Memory is built for one purpose: helping you train your working memory with protocols that have shown promise in cognitive training research.
If you want sharper focus, better mental tracking, and stronger short-term processing under pressure, this platform is built for you.
Working memory is your ability to hold and manipulate information in real time. It supports reasoning, decision making, reading comprehension, problem solving, and sustained attention.
Whether you are a student, professional, founder, gamer, or lifelong learner, stronger working memory can improve how effectively you think through complex tasks.
Train simultaneous audio and position matching across trials, with optional color and image matching for added cognitive load. This is a classic working memory protocol that has been shown to improve working memory and fluid intelligence. Additionally, you can also train on Triple N-Back and Quad N-Back.
Use adaptive difficulty, session tracking, and repeatable practice to build consistency over time.
This platform is designed as a protocol library. Dual N-Back is the first release, and more working-memory-focused routines are planned.
As new protocols are published, they will be added on this same website.
The goal is not one perfect session. The goal is repeatable training quality over weeks and months.
This project exists because brain training has shown enough promise to be worth serious, structured practice. The protocols here are designed with practical training in mind, not just novelty.
Dual N-Back is the first protocol available now. The long-term plan is to build one place where people can train working memory with purpose.
Working memory training is repeated practice on tasks that force you to hold and update information in real time.
Dual N-Back is a cognitive task where you detect whether current stimuli match stimuli from N steps earlier, across multiple input channels.
Most people benefit from short, consistent sessions each week. Consistency matters more than occasional long sessions.
No. You can start at lower N-back levels, then progress as your accuracy improves.
Yes. The site roadmap is protocol expansion. Dual N-Back is the first release and more working-memory protocols are planned.
Jump into your first session and start building working memory with deliberate, trackable practice.
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