🏥 For Healthcare Professionals

A cognitive wellness platform
you can point patients toward.

Soillse uses validated paradigms from clinical neuropsychology, maps performance to standardised normative data, and generates reports your patients can share with you. It is not a medical device — it is a credible, evidence-informed complement to clinical care.

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Our Position

Complete transparency
about what this is.

We have chosen to be more direct about our limitations than almost any app in this space. We believe that honesty is the only sustainable foundation for clinical credibility.

What Soillse claims to be
✓A cognitive wellness platform using paradigms validated in peer-reviewed research
✓A structured engagement tool appropriate for motivated patients in recovery or maintenance
✓A screening and tracking tool that generates shareable clinical reports
✓A complement to — not a substitute for — professional clinical care
✓A platform with 11 cognitive domains including Emotional Regulation and Social Cognition — areas rarely addressed in consumer wellness
What Soillse does not claim
✗To be a medical device or regulated treatment
✗To produce clinically validated outcomes for any specific condition
✗To prevent, treat, or cure dementia, TBI, ADHD, or any neurological disorder
✗That our platform-specific results equal published outcomes for the source paradigms
✗To replace neuropsychological assessment, cognitive rehabilitation therapy, or pharmacological treatment
Evidence Base

The paradigms
behind the games.

Every Soillse game is built on a specific published cognitive paradigm with a named research basis. We cite sources. We do not borrow credibility from research we cannot directly replicate — we use these paradigms as training instruments, not diagnostic tools.

Soillse GameClinical ParadigmPrimary CitationTarget System
Echo GridDual n-back taskJaeggi et al. PNAS 2008; Baddeley WM modelPhonological loop · Visuospatial sketchpad
Number ChainDigit Span (Fwd/Bwd)WAIS-IV (Wechsler 2008)Working memory capacity
Go / No-GoGo/No-Go paradigmAron & Poldrack 2006; Nigg 2000Response inhibition · Right IFG
Stop Signal ProStop-signal paradigmLogan & Cowan 1984; Verbruggen 2008SSRT · Basal ganglia
Colour WordStroop Colour-Word TestStroop 1935 — one of the most replicated in cognitive psychologyAnterior cingulate · Cognitive control
Name ThingsCategory Verbal FluencyBorkowski 1967; MoCA subtest (Nasreddine 2005)Left temporal lobe · Semantic memory
Reframe ItCognitive ReappraisalOchsner & Gross TICS 2005; Gross 1998Dorsolateral PFC · Amygdala regulation
Pressure BreathHRV / Vagal Brake TrainingZaccaro et al. Front Neurosci 2018; Streeter 2017Vagal nerve · HPA axis
Mind ReadingReading the Mind in the EyesBaron-Cohen et al. 1997 — standard ASD assessment toolSTS · Amygdala · mPFC
False BeliefFalse Belief Task (Sally-Anne)Wimmer & Perner 1983 — foundational ToM paradigmTemporoparietal junction
Social SlipFaux Pas TestBaron-Cohen et al. 1999 — frontal lobe evaluationOrbitofrontal cortex
Remote AssociatesCompound Remote Associates TestMednick 1962 — validated creativity measureAnterior temporal lobe · Associative memory
Full reference list available on request. Note: Soillse's implementations are training adaptations of these paradigms, not direct replications. Performance on Soillse tasks has not been independently validated against the source instruments.
Assessment System

Two assessment layers.
Mapped to each other.

Soillse offers both a gamified baseline assessment (the Brain Score system) and a standardised clinical assessment battery. The two map to each other — giving patients an accessible score they understand alongside a clinical percentile ranking their healthcare provider can interpret.

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Soillse Baseline Assessment
A gamified 15-minute session across all 11 domains producing a Brain Score (0–100) and domain velocity profiles. Designed for repeated use — tracks change over time. Not mapped to clinical norms but provides granular intra-individual tracking.
Frequency: every 30 sessions
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Standardised Clinical Assessment
A 25-minute battery using WAIS-IV Digit Span equivalent, MoCA-adjacent tasks (orientation, delayed recall, abstraction), Trail Making A & B equivalent, and category/letter verbal fluency. Results are mapped to age-matched normative data and percentile-ranked.
Clinical instruments: WAIS-IV · MoCA · TMT · Verbal Fluency
Clinical Report Output
After completing the standardised assessment, patients can generate a one-page printable clinical report showing: raw scores, age-matched percentiles, Soillse training data at time of assessment, and a plain-language interpretation. Designed to be brought to a clinical appointment.
Progress Report

What your patient
brings to the appointment.

The Soillse Progress Report is generated by the patient and shared at their discretion. It gives you a structured snapshot of their cognitive performance without requiring you to engage with the app yourself.

Soillse Clinical Report
Age group 31–50 · Assessment date
62th %ile
Working Memory (Digit Span Fwd/Bwd)7/5 · ~58th %ile
Category Verbal Fluency (Animals/60s)19 words · ~55th %ile
Trail Making A (Processing Speed)32s · ~60th %ile
Trail Making B/A Ratio (Executive)2.4 · Normal range
Orientation & Delayed Recall5/6
Abstraction (Similarity pairs)3/4
Soillse Brain Score (training)68/100 ↑ improving
Sessions completed24 sessions · 8-day streak
Interpretation: Average range overall (62nd percentile, age 31–50). Processing speed and working memory are relative strengths. Abstraction item missed suggests possible frontal systems vulnerability worth monitoring. Soillse training data shows consistent improvement over 24 sessions.
Sample report — not from a real patient. Shared with patient consent only. All data belongs to the patient.
Clinical Populations

Where Soillse may be
appropriate to recommend.

The following populations may benefit from structured daily cognitive engagement using Soillse. In each case, we outline the specific features relevant to that population and the honest limitations of what the platform can and cannot provide.

Traumatic Brain Injury
Structured low-pressure cognitive engagement during recovery
Restore mode: no timers, no failure states, pacing is self-directed. Tasks: Calm Recall (n-back at low load), Sequential Planning, Category Fluency — paradigms used in post-TBI occupational therapy. Not a replacement for formal cognitive rehabilitation. Appropriate as daily home complement.
Post-COVID / Long COVID
Processing speed and attention retraining targeting common long COVID cognitive symptoms
Post-COVID cognitive symptoms are primarily processing speed and sustained attention deficits. Soillse's Gentle Processing and Sustained Attention games target these specifically. Restore mode eliminates the time pressure that exacerbates symptom flares. Reference: INSPIRE trial 2023.
ADHD (Adults)
Response inhibition and executive function training as behavioural complement
Go/No-Go and Stop Signal games train the inhibitory control circuits most affected in ADHD. Frustration Hold (ER domain) targets the frustration tolerance deficit. Not a medication substitute. Appropriate as a structured daily engagement tool alongside pharmacological or behavioural treatment.
Dementia Prevention
Cognitive reserve maintenance in at-risk older adults
The cognitive reserve hypothesis (Stern 2009): mentally active individuals show delayed symptom onset. Soillse provides structured, varied cognitive engagement across 11 domains. Category fluency (one of the earliest Alzheimer's markers) is tracked longitudinally. Not a prevention tool — a maintenance tool.
Burnout / Occupational Fatigue
Cognitive engagement without cognitive overload
Burnout produces working memory and attention impairments indistinguishable from mild TBI. Restore mode provides sub-threshold engagement — maintaining neural engagement without triggering depletion. The Emotional Regulation domain is particularly relevant for burnout recovery.
Autism Spectrum
Social cognition training in a low-pressure, non-social environment
Social Cognition Domain 11 — RME test, false belief, faux pas detection, perspective taking — provides structured social cognitive training without the anxiety of real social interaction. Not a replacement for social skills training. Appropriate as a skill-building complement.
Clinical Partnership

Explore use in
your clinical setting.

We are actively building clinical partnerships. Whether you want to recommend Soillse to individual patients, use it as part of a research programme, or explore an institutional licence, we want to hear from you.

Get in Touch

Tell us about your clinical context and what you're looking for. We respond to all clinical enquiries within 2 business days.

We do not share clinical enquiry details with third parties. Responses come directly from the Soillse clinical team at clinical@soillse.com
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