Clarity AI was born from a simple observation: we track our steps, our heart rate, our sleep — but we have almost no visibility into the health of the organ that matters most. Your brain.

Millions of people wear devices that capture rich biometric data every second of the day. That data contains signals — about autonomic function, sleep architecture, stress recovery, cardiovascular health — that are deeply linked to cognitive trajectory. But until now, nobody was connecting those dots in a way that's accessible and actionable.

Our Mission

To make brain health as measurable, trackable, and improvable as physical fitness — starting with the data already on your wrist.

Clarity's scoring algorithm is grounded in neuroscience research linking peripheral biomarkers to cognitive health outcomes. We weight six key metrics — sleep, HRV, activity, deep sleep, resting heart rate, and stress — based on their demonstrated impact on neuroplasticity, autonomic regulation, and cognitive resilience.

Everything runs on-device. Your health data never leaves your phone. No cloud, no third parties, no compromises. We believe privacy isn't a feature — it's a prerequisite.

Founded by

A Neuroscientist &
Computer Scientist Duo

Patrick Normantas · Boston University
Karin Ozturk · University of Maryland, College Park

Research-Driven

Every metric weight and insight is grounded in published neuroscience and clinical research.

Privacy First

All data stays on your device. No servers, no cloud, no third-party access. Period.

Brain-Centric

Not another fitness app. Clarity is built specifically for cognitive health and neurological wellness.

Trajectory Over Snapshots

One bad night doesn't define your brain health. We track long-term trends, not daily noise.

We're just getting started. Clarity is currently in development for iOS, with plans to expand the platform as we grow. If you're interested in brain health, neuroscience, or just want to understand what your wearable data is really telling you — we built this for you.

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