A closer look at Tusi.

The early signs are easy to miss.

Cognitive changes often show up well before anyone thinks to ask for help. A name that slips, focus that fades, a familiar task that suddenly takes longer than it used to.

Families and clinicians need something that feels approachable, can be repeated, and is genuinely easy to use.

Assessment that plays like a game.

Tusi is a play-based assessment platform that helps surface changes in memory, attention, orientation, and problem-solving earlier.

It uses familiar tasks like matching, sequencing, recall, spatial reasoning, and timed challenges, then turns how you play them into clear, structured insight.

A few cubes and an app.

The Ezzle is a small set of connected cubes that pair with a companion app. The app walks you through each session, and the cubes show the pieces of every task: numbers, symbols, clock hands, colors, and sequences.

Feel what a session is like.

Watch the cubes light up, then tap them in the same order.

Not scored. Just a taste.

Five things it pays attention to.

• MemoryRecall and recognition.
• AttentionFocus and response tracking.
• OrientationTime, sequence, and context awareness.
• LanguageNaming, comprehension, and word association.
• Executive functionPlanning, sorting, and problem solving.

Not invented games.

The challenges inside Tusi are reimagined from assessment methods researchers have studied for roughly a century. We adapt those designs carefully, and we are clear about what that does and does not mean.

Where the tasks come from →

It doesn't feel like a test.

Who uses Tusi.