Define the avatar
Clarify who you’re serving (students, founders, athletes) and their core pain.
Step-by-step guide
Launch a BrainGames Cohort
Run a 4-week group program for teams, classrooms, or esports orgs
Turn BrainGames into a movement—not just an app.
Ideal group size
10-25Keeps sessions intimate yet energeticWeekly live touchpoints
2Kickoff + reviewCompletion lift
+35%When cohorts use shared dashboardsPlan the Curriculum
Outline four themed weeks (speed, memory, focus, integration). Each week includes education, drills, and reflection prompts. Share a Google Doc or Notion wiki with expectations and resources.
Operational Cadence
- Kickoff call (45 min): Set goals, demo games, explain scoring.
- Midweek accountability thread: Participants post screenshots + insights.
- Weekly retro (30 min): Celebrate wins, troubleshoot blockers, preview next week. Keep communications inside a single platform (Slack, Discord). Automate reminders via bots.
Accountability Infrastructure
Create pods of 3-4 people who check in daily. Use BrainGames leaderboards plus custom KPIs (streaks, improvement %). Offer micro-rewards (badges, callouts) for consistency.
Measure Outcomes
Track participation (sessions logged), performance gains, and qualitative testimonials. Use these to iterate the next cohort or pitch sponsors.
Put it into practice
Action steps
Design the cadence
Set weekly goals, live calls, async check-ins, and scoreboard updates.
Embed accountability
Use leaderboards, peer pods, and progress reports to keep everyone engaged.
Try it now
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Your next step
Turn the idea into a score.
Run one relevant game, note your baseline, then repeat under the same conditions when you want a useful comparison.
Keep learning
Related resources
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How long should the cohort run?+
4 weeks is the sweet spot—long enough for adaptation, short enough to keep urgency.
Do I need paid versions?+
Free mode works for most pilots. Upgrade to Pro for deeper analytics and custom leaderboards.