Dakim BrainFitness: Brain Training Product Review Survey

As part of our ongo­ing mar­ket research we’d like to ask past and cur­rent users of Dakim prod­ucts to share their expe­ri­ence with us via this 3‑question anony­mous sur­vey. Please take this sur­vey if you have used a Dakim prod­uct your­self or have seen some­one else use it.

 Take this 3‑question Survey

Please note that we do not endorse this prod­uct (or any oth­er) or any of the claims below. We inde­pen­dently track and ana­lyze emerg­ing brain/ cog­ni­tive sci­ence, tech­nol­ogy and inno­va­tion, and their real-world appli­ca­tions. This sur­vey helps us learn more about the latter.

Com­pany name: Dakim.

Com­pany descrip­tion (in their own words, in their own web­site): “Dakim Brain­Fit­ness mis­sion is to give every senior the essen­tial tools to main­tain their brain health in order to get the most out of life and help pre­vent the threat of mem­o­ry loss”.

Main prod­uct name/s: Dakim Per­son­al Brain­Fit­ness; Dakim for Loved Ones;  Dakim for Non-com­put­er users.

Prod­uct descrip­tion (in their own words, in their own web­site): “Dakim Brain­Fit­ness is designed to pro­vide a fun, com­pre­hen­sive brain work­out in just 20 min­utes a day. Cross­word puz­zles and sudoku only exer­cise one part of the brain, but Dakim cross-trains six essen­tial cog­ni­tive domains with over 100 dif­fer­ent exer­cise for­mats across mul­ti­ple lev­els of chal­lenge. Alto­geth­er, it includes more than 300 hours of vivid graph­ics, music, humor, movie clips, sto­ries, and triv­ia to keep the pro­gram inter­est­ing, engag­ing, and, most of all, fun.”

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To learn more about Sharp­Brains’ gen­eral analy­sis of emerg­ing sci­ence, com­pa­nies, tech­nolo­gies and prod­ucts, please see…

• Our com­pre­hen­sive mar­ket report for deci­sion-mak­ers & inno­va­tors: Trans­form­ing Brain Health with Dig­i­tal Tools to Assess, Enhance and Treat Cog­ni­tion across the Lifes­pan: The State of the Brain Fit­ness Mar­ket 2010 ($975)
• Our book/ con­sumer guide for every­one with a brain, named a Best Book by AARP: The Sharp­Brains Guide to Brain Fit­ness: 18 Inter­views with Sci­en­tists, Prac­ti­cal Advice, and Prod­uct Reviews, to Keep Your Brain Sharp ($15 paper­back; $8 eBook)
• To Eval­u­ate Prod­ucts Mak­ing Brain Fitness/ Brain Train­ing Claims: 10-Ques­tion Eval­u­a­tion Check­list (free; online,  one-pager, bookmark)