1) Record your voice
Record a 1 minute voice sample from the comfort of your home with no clinician involved.
2) Get results in 24h
Our Advanced AI analyzes your voice patterns (e.g., tone, rhythm, fluency, articulation) to detect subtle changes.
3) Take action
Exercise, sleep, diet, and stress management can meaningfully delay cognitive decline. But their impact is greatest at the earliest stage of decline.
Voice is the most sensitive early signal
Speech is a complex neurological process that involves several interconnected brain functions, including memory, executive function, language processing, motor control, emotion, and attention. Because speaking relies on so many systems working together, even small changes in brain function can influence the way a person talks.
FAQs
How it works?
You speak naturally for one minute - no structured tasks, no memorization, no clinic visit. Mamsa's AI analyzes thousands of acoustic and linguistic features in your voice: things like tone, hesitation, and speech patterns that reveal subtle changes in cognitive health long before visible symptoms appear. You get results within 24 hours. If your results show signs of mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer’s, you should take action. First, you can consult your doctor for further evaluation, then adopt lifestyle interventions that can slow cognitive decline.
How accurate are the results?
The technology has been validated in peer-reviewed research published in The Lancet. In the largest study of its kind, voice biomarker models achieved a 94% precision - significantly outperforming traditional screening methods. This is screening-grade precision, not a diagnosis.
How often should I use it?
Once a year, especially if you have a family history of Alzheimer's or MCI. Single result tells you where you are, but tracking over time tells you if something is changing.
Is my voice data private?
Yes. Mamsa is fully HIPAA compliant. Your voice data is processed under strict security protocols — HITRUST certified, ISO 27001 certified, and cleared for all API penetration testing. Your data is never sold, shared, or used for advertising. What you share stays private.
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