Digital cognitive testing for research studies
Self-administered cognitive tests with automated scoring, for university and clinical research teams. Test participants remotely or on site, with a battery built around the research question.
Mindmore is used in around 40 research projects. The product is a CE-marked medical device, data is stored within the EU/EEA, and raw results are provided for independent analysis.
Institutions advancing research with Mindmore
Why researchers use Mindmore
The study design comes first. Mindmore adapts to the research question.
Self-administered
Participants follow on-screen instructions, and tests are administered and scored automatically.
Remote or on site
Send a test link by email for testing at home, or test in the lab or clinic.
Tests and questionnaires in one battery
Cognitive tests across five domains, combined with around 30 rating scales and questionnaires. Study-specific questionnaires can be added on request.
Help with the battery
The Mindmore team suggests a combination of tests to fit your research question.
Your data stays yours
Study results belong to you. Data is stored and processed within the EU/EEA.
Build a battery around your research question
Mindmore covers five cognitive domains, with two to six tests per domain. Choose the tests that measure the functions you want to study, and we will help you put the battery together.
Memory
Verbal learning recall and recognition, visuospatial span
Attention and processing speed
Psychomotor speed, sustained attention, simple and complex reaction time
Executive function
Inhibition, set-shifting, working memory, planning
Verbal function
Verbal fluency, naming, language comprehension
Visuospatial function
Construction and visuospatial ability
Repeated testing (Test-retest)
A published test–retest study provides estimates of reliable change over a one-month interval.
Languages
The tests are available in several languages, including Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, English, Dutch and Arabic, with more languages on the way.
Most tests are digital versions of established neuropsychological tests. Typical batteries take 20–50 minutes depending on content. The full test list, with references and durations, is shared in the study consultation.
How does it work?
1
Tell us about your study
In a short call we discuss your research question, participants and timeline, and whether Mindmore fits.
2
Set up your battery
After the call, you receive a quote. Once the agreement is signed, the Mindmore team suggests a battery for your study and Mindmore sets up your research account and users
3
Test your participants
Send each participant a link by email, or test on site using a computer, or a tablet provided by Mindmore. Starting a session takes under a minute.
4
Receive your results
Mindmore provides the results as Excel or CSV files for your own analysis.
What data do you get?
Mindmore provides the raw results as CSV or Excel files, one row per test session, with a description of every column. Sex and age are currently not stored on the platform, so the export contains raw scores rather than norm-based scores.
Plan assessments you can repeat
Standardised delivery
Every participant gets the same automated instructions and test procedure, which keeps administration consistent across sessions.
Automated scoring
Mindmore scores results automatically, without manual calculation, for more accurate scoring calculations. For certain subtests, audio recordings are stored to enable manual scoring.
Repeated assessments
Alternate test forms and randomised stimuli are available for selected tests. We can share test information and published evidence to help inform test selection and retest planning.
Explore the evidence
Mindmore's tests have been studied in published research, including a test–retest reliability study and a normative study. The norms are now based on more than 1,200 healthy adults in Sweden. They cover ages 18–93 and 7–26 years of education, and adjust for age, sex, education and input device. The first normative study (2022) included 720 participants; the norms were updated in 2024.
The norms describe a Swedish population. For studies outside Sweden, Mindmore recommends using raw scores together with your own control group or baseline.
Repeated testing
Bergman et al. (2025), test–retest reliability and practice effects
Normative data
Van den Hurk et al. (2022), Swedish normative data
Remote testing
Wärn et al. (2025), remote versus traditional on-site testing.
How researchers use Mindmore
SweCanCog: cognitive impairment after cancer
A research group at Skåne University Hospital, with physicians, nurses and psychologists, studies how cancer and its treatment can affect memory, attention and concentration. The aim is to understand these side effects better and to identify who is at increased risk, so that treatment choices can be tailored and rehabilitation and support started early. The project also involves Kristianstad and Helsingborg, and a national collaboration on CAR-T cell therapy is planned within the Swecarnet network.
Built for research data
Data is stored and processed within the EU/EEA.
Participants are identified by codes, not names or personal ID numbers.
We sign a data processing agreement with every customer.
Mindmore's product is CE-marked as a Class IIa medical device under EU MDR.
Frequently asked questions
Can Mindmore fit your study?
Tell us about your research question, participants and timeline. We will go through the tests, data and practical setup with you.