
BrainDojo Free vs Plus: Which Plan Is Right for You?
An honest comparison of BrainDojo Free and Plus: what each plan includes, who each one suits, why the app is ad-free, and how to decide when to upgrade.
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An honest comparison of BrainDojo Free and Plus: what each plan includes, who each one suits, why the app is ad-free, and how to decide when to upgrade.

Learn what the Brain Meter in BrainDojo shows, how completing multiple training sessions daily raises it, and how to use it as your daily training goal.

New to BrainDojo? Learn how to download the app, start with Today's Training and Try for free, and build a 10-second daily brain-training habit that lasts.

BrainDojo v1.5.0 adds 18 new training games for Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indonesian, and Korean across Quick Write, Alphabet Puzzle, and Word Math.

BrainDojo v1.4.0 introduces the Brain Proficiency Check, a stamp calendar for daily habits, four new training games, and a refreshed UI design.

BrainDojo v1.3.0 adds four new training exercises, a new icon design, support for 14 additional languages, and bug fixes for a smoother experience.

BrainDojo v1.2.0 brings six new training exercises including Zen Shodo and Alphabet Puzzle, plus a major design update for building daily habits.

BrainDojo v1.1.0 adds six new cognitive training exercises, a daily Today's Training feature, refined UI design, and bug fixes for all users.

Zen teaches that potential is unleashed not by adding effort but by subtracting noise, with lessons from archery, non-doing, and direct experience.

Inspired by Shigeru Miyamoto, this essay looks at game design that embraces creativity and how BrainDojo draws out human potential through play.

Reflections on Zen practice and self-forgetfulness: how forgetting the self through everyday mindful attention awakens our innate capacities.

How mental health connects to the brain as an organ of sensation and movement, and how mindful daily practice can turn worry into fulfillment.

Why truly family-friendly apps are so rare, how ad-driven design erodes trust, and why BrainDojo was built as an app the whole family can enjoy.

Exploring flow and mindfulness: how deep immersion in just-right challenges calms the mind, and why building BrainDojo is my own path to flow.

A look at how handwriting shaped human history and why writing by hand remains one of the most powerful ways to keep your brain sharp today.

Why five minutes of daily brain training matters: how the prefrontal cortex, our hands, and Zen-inspired habits shaped the creation of BrainDojo.

BrainDojo is now officially available on the App Store, turning brain training into a fun everyday habit with mini-games and practical tools.