Ran Ro 0
Thursday, July 3, 2025
Does not offer audio feedback. Very frustrating. I would like to select a waveband and train it, but can't. This is very helpful for those recovering from stroke and brain damage. Why is this not implemented? I need it.... Closed eyes feedback is superior, the visual display is not helpful. It should be once a certain level of db is reached a bell would sound, or if db is increasing on selected wavelength a sound is produced (ex: left hemisphere sensor, db 60, alpha) nothing fancy.....useless ap Edited
James Clutterbuck
Monday, August 25, 2025
After working with a blind user on different options, I decided not to add in audio feedback. A tone changing in volume or frequency sounds terrible espically when you add multiple waves. The options menu (which is already full) was far too cluttered also! If you want to make your own sound app, check the Python code samples: Website>FAQ>Streaming
A Google user 9
Sunday, January 26, 2020
I love this app, when it works well. Unfortunately, one out of three or four times the app wont' record my meditation session with Muse. I turn it on at the beginning of the session, but when the session is over and I go back to the app to stop the recording, it is no longer recording anything. Very frustrating. Edited
James Clutterbuck
Sunday, January 26, 2020
Make sure that Mind Monitor is always running in the foreground. If you leave it recording in the background and open other apps, your phone may close Mind Monitor to free up resources for the other app. Recording EEG is a very resource intensive operation for your device.
Brandon (korong) 34
Monday, February 8, 2021
Wish it had a couple of things but overall 5 Like another reviewer mentioned would be great if he could add a sound you could associate with a specified wave, or when it gets to a certain level the sound is triggered. Also I use a screen recording app to monitor my session, wish you could do that within the app. But having said that it's an awesome tool and really thankful to the developer for doing it. I would definitely pay extra for a few bells and whistles... In app purchase?
Mark Jessup 47
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
I enjoy the current settings, but am hoping for a future version that will notify the user with a tone when certain highs, lows, or combinations are achieved. Since the only way to monitor is to watch. Watching blocks certain waves from happening, giving no way to have any kind of feedback unless someone else watches the display while you practice your meditation. Added: Biofeedback basics are getting relevant information during practice so you can adjust accordingly... after the fact doesn't help. Edited
James Clutterbuck
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
If you don't wish to watch the live data, I would recommend recording your session by pressing the Red Dot record button, then you can view the recording file online on the website here: https://mind-monitor.com/Chart.php :-)
A Google user
47
Friday, May 17, 2019
It's an excellent app. Two things at it would be perfect: 1) I really wish I could leave it on in the background 2) I wish I could record sessions and see the record immediately in the app right afterwards. Some brainwaves only change from things other than looking at brainwaves, so it would be nice to capture that and see it. Overall, this is the best thing out there for reading brainwaves with your phone, as far as I know.
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