What age group is Cerebriqo for?
Designed for school-age children. Each activity adjusts its difficulty level by level based on your child's answers; siblings can play with separate profiles under one account. The app is currently available in Turkish and English, with more languages to come.
Are there ads in the app?
No — under no circumstances. There are no ads, no third-party links, no social features. Your child plays in a fully closed environment.
How is my child's data protected?
Data is stored encrypted and never sold. We do not collect advertising identifiers. See our Privacy Policy for details; you can request deletion at any time.
Is this an education app or a game?
Both. For your child it's a game with mascots, levels and rewards; for you it's a regular practice space for attention, memory and thinking skills. Tasks are adapted for children from methods used in research. Fun carries the practice — not the other way around.
How long should my child play each day?
Research shows that short, regular practice is easier to keep up than long, occasional sessions, so we recommend 10–15 minute sessions a day. Each activity is limited to two rounds a day. You can also set a daily limit in the parent area; when time is up the app closes with a gentle break screen instead of cutting the game off.
What's free, and what does Premium add?
Free: the Atlas, Echo and Anchor activities and a weekly summary in the parent area. Premium: 13 more activities, results by activity, a Thinking Skills Practice profile, a social-emotional profile with ideas to try at home, and a PDF report you can share with a teacher or specialist. Eligible new members can start Premium with a free trial; whether a trial is offered, and its length, are shown before purchase.
How do I cancel the subscription?
You can cancel anytime from your App Store or Google Play subscription settings. Access continues until the end of the paid period; no data is lost and you keep the free activities.
Does Cerebriqo diagnose anything?
No. Cerebriqo is not a medical diagnostic or treatment tool. Reports reflect in-app practice only; for any concern, please consult a specialist. You can share the PDF report with them if you like.
How can I encourage my child to use the app?
Don't frame it as a lesson, homework or a test. Tell them they'll play with the mascot and try to beat their own best. Because difficulty adjusts to your child's answers, activities feel neither too easy nor too hard, so they can keep practicing without getting bored.
Who is Cerebriqo for?
For families who want screen time to have a purpose. It offers short daily practice for children who get distracted easily, struggle to get started or to adapt when plans change, find it hard to name their feelings or manage anger, or simply enjoy memory and word games. It is also designed for parents who want to see what their child is doing and share it with a teacher or specialist when needed.
Will it help with forgetfulness or school performance?
Cerebriqo offers short, regular practice in skills such as memory, attention, planning and flexible thinking. Research shows these skills can be supported through regular practice; how much carries over into daily life varies from child to child. Progress in the app shows how much your child has practiced in that activity. If you have a concern about school or home, we also recommend talking with your child's teacher or a specialist.
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