How does Muse work?
EEG, or electroencephalography, is a way to measure the brain’s electrical activity.
Your brain produces tiny electrical signals as it works, and Muse uses advanced sensors to passively detect and analyze these signals in real time.
Muse then responds in real-time to your brain activity and gives you personalized insights on your brain health.
Understand your brain like never before
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- Focus
- Clarity
Improve attention and short-term memory
of users reported better focus & clarity
Muse detects when and how far your brain starts to wander, so you can train it to refocus.
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- Recovery
- Relaxation
Recover faster from mental fatigue
of users reported being more calm & relaxed
Use your Brain Recharge score to deepen your recovery and fight mental & physical fatigue.
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- Emotional Regulation
- Heart Health
Slow down & listen to your heart
of users reported better emotional regulation
Muse measures your breathing and heart rate so you can learn how to keep your cool.
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- Recovery
- Sleep
Don't just track sleep, get more of it.
users reported a 20% improvement in sleep quality*
The next morning, see just how well you recovered and how much deep sleep you got.
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- Stress Support
You are in control of you calm
of users reported better handle on their stress
Muse helps you learn how to calm your busy mind with real-time feedback on your mind & body.
of users reported better focus & clarity
of users reported being more calm & relaxed
users reported a 20% improvement in sleep quality*
of users reported better handle on their stress
Future-proof your brain with Athena
Step into the future of mental fitness.
EEG Brainwave Tracking
Real-time neurofeedback to measure focus and optimize mental performance.
fNIRS Blood Flow & O2 Monitoring
Tracks cognitive effort and endurance, giving deeper insight into brain function.
Heart Rate Detection
PPG technology monitors heart rate
Ultra-Soft Fabric
Plush, breathable material for forget-its-there comfort during day or night.
Research-backed results
Industry-leading institutions use Muse’s compact EEG system to access brainwave data both in the lab and in the real-world — and you can too.
