Don't wait until it's too late
This is how Alzheimer's develops
1)
Silent brain changes
2)
Mild Cognitive Impairment
(This is where our screening can alert you)
3)
Bigger symptoms appear
4)
Alzheimer's diagnosis
(This is where most families find out)
How it works
1) Record their 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 their voice patterns (e.g., tone, rhythm, fluency, articulation) to detect subtle changes.
3) Take action
Adopt lifestyle interventions that can slow cognitive decline - exercise, sleep, diet, and stress management.
What our customers say
Real reviews from real customers
Sarah M.
My mother had Alzheimer's. I've spent the last ten years dreading the day I'd start to notice the same signs in myself. When I found Mamsa I was skeptical. But the science behind it convinced me. Results came back clear. I'm gonna do it every year now.
John S.
I track everything. My sleep, my blood pressure, my glucose. But for years I had no way to track my cognitive health. Mamsa filled that gap. The test itself took less than two minutes including setup. The results were clear and easy to understand.
Michael J.
I'd been noticing that words weren't coming as easily as they used to. Names especially. I told myself it was just age, but I was worried. Then my daughter found Mamsa. The screening flagged signs of Mild Cognitive Impairment. Since then I've fixed a lot of my bad lifestyle habits!
Who It's For
See if Mamsa is the right fit for you.
Perfect for…
- Adults in their 60s with no symptoms yet
- You're experiencing signs of cognitive decline
- You notice changes in an elderly loved one
- Family history of Alzheimer's
Not the best fit if…
- You need a clinical diagnosis
- You're looking for a doctor
- Experiencing symptoms that require a doctor
- You're under 50 with no family history or symptoms
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