Harness your true productivity

At first, I was kinda skeptical about getting a mind tracker 'cause all the stuff on the landing page seemed too good to be true. But they had that money-back guarantee, so I figured, why not give it a shot? Man, am I glad I did. But after just one month of use, I could tell it was worth every single cent. This gadget actually tracks my brain activity – it shows when I'm tackling tough tasks, my focus level, or how chill I am at any given moment. It's wild to see scientific proof of what you always kinda knew about yourself. Plus, I love the feature that tells me when my brain is wiped out and needs a break. I used to just power through when I lost concentration, but now I know to take a quick 6-minute breather. It makes a world of difference – I come back more focused and way more productive.

The bad thing about the headband I bought is that you should work to see any results. The good news? If you stick with it it'll really help cut down on stress. I work in advertising and let me tell you, it's a madhouse. Every evening, I was frustrated, and my mind was racing, making it tough to get any sleep. My friend told me to try Waverox training and I have to say, I was impressed. At first, it was a challenge to even finish a short session with a high score. But after a few days, I figured out how to chill out my brain and clear out the anxious thoughts. So, I decided to get the device for myself. I went through their 25-training course and now I can knock out way faster at night since I know how to shut my brain off from work stuff. Sure, it might look a little geeky or freaky, but it's perfect for home use.

Great device! I was quite sceptical at first, but after eight weeks of daily use and learning about Neurofeedback, I must admit it works for me! Now, it's hard to imagine life without those 9 minutes in the morning that make me focused and productive every day. Well done, Waverox!

My wife bought this device because she was having trouble concentrating at work. She told me that working from home led to her spending way too much time on social media, making it hard to start new tasks. According to her, this device helped her get a better handle on her focus and set aside specific times to rest. This improvement really boosted her productivity. I thought it sounded interesting and wanted to see what it was all about.
I've been meditating for the last six years, and I was pleasantly surprised to discover that their app includes some really cool meditation experiences with real-time feedback. I can meditate, hear in real-time if I'm in the right state, and check my progress afterward. It's very engaging. They also offer a special desktop app where you can track raw data about your brain, like EEG.
Oh, and by the way, I have a pretty big head, so I contacted them on WhatsApp. They sent me additional larger rubbers to make the band fit better. Gotta say, I'm impressed with their customer service.

I’ve got a pet project: upgrading my home with smart devices. I saw an ad from these guys and got curious about whether I could control any of my home devices using their technology and my thoughts. So, I asked them for their API documentation and discovered it’s built on C++, which I know how to connect. It wasn’t easy but engaging.
Now, I control the intensity of the light in my workspace with my concentration. When my concentration is high, the light stays white. If I lose focus and need a break, the light turns red. It's pretty cool stuff. Plus, I really enjoy their training sessions—they help me unwind after work.

Took this device as a gift for my geeky friend. He works for a startup in the Valley, and it's tough to surprise him on his birthday, so I decided to give this a shot. I don't know if it actually makes him more stress-resilient like it claims on the site, but I do know it’s a lot of fun. He often comes back to me with new discoveries like, "Wow, my brain gets angry when I write emails," or "My brain doesn’t work hard during conference calls. If they’re so useless for my brain, maybe I should cut back on them?" Plus, he impresses his colleagues at the office by wearing this tech hoop on his head. So, I think Waverox makes a perfect gift for any tech geek.

To be honest, it wasn't very intuitive to get used to Waverox and their app at first. Initially, you have to position the device correctly to connect all the electrodes (this is actually the first time I’ve thanked God that I'm bald). You need to put it on, then adjust and move it a bit to get a better connection with your skin. After that, you go through the calibration process (close your eyes for 30 seconds), and then you’ll need some time to figure out how to use it. But once you get the hang of it, you'll be amazed.
These tools (apps + device) are simply remarkable. The number of functions is incomparable to competitors. It offers not only meditations (as you can do with muse) but also tools to improve your work routine, letting you know when you need to take a break or return to work. You can determine which activities truly give your brain a rest and which just continue to overload it. You can train your focus or calmness, check in real time how loaded your brain is with tasks (I was astonished that this thing actually works in real time), and even find out if your brain is ready for creative or thoughtful tasks now (this is the first thing you see after the calibration process, which is smart). Plus, you can collect all the raw data, export it to Excel, and analyse it in your own way.
So, I think this is one of the most powerful tools to understand your brain at home on the market right now. Yes, you need to invest some time to understand how it works, but it’s worth it.