When we first launched our Memory Training App, one question stood out from users: _“Am I getting better?”_ Over time, a second—and perhaps even more important—question began to emerge: _“Is my memory getting weaker?”_ These aren’t just casual curiosities—they’re deeply human concerns, especially in an age of constant digital distraction, cognitive overload, and growing awareness of brain health.

When we started research in this direction , we carefully examined existing memory metrics and scoring systems. Established test are excellent for diagnostics and research but not suitable for helping the user to monitor their progress themselves. That’s why we developed MQ (the Memory Quotient)—a new kind of coefficient designed to quantify memory performance over time. Grounded in established clinical tests like the WAIS-IV and Stanford-Binet digit-span assessments, MQ adds intelligent dynamics: penalties that scale with error severity (1.0–2.0×), and bonuses that reward consistency (+1 point for every three perfect recalls). Unlike a one-time score, MQ adapts to you—your performance, your history, your effort. It doesn’t just show where you are; it shows where you’re going.