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Wits and other brain-game apps
Different apps suit different people. Hereâs how Wits compares, using what each app says about itself.
AppFree planWhere to playMore
WitsApp: Dot Path, Sort It, Word Wheel, Speed Math, Card Pairs and Color Clash, plus daily trivia. Web: Dot Path, Color Clash and Word Code (Word Code is Premium in the app), with a free accountiPhone app on the App Store; web with a free accountPricing
ElevateOne three-game workout a day, a game of the week and basic trackingMobile app (its site links to the app stores)Wits vs Elevate
LumosityFree to download, with a free 10-minute Fit Test; its listing doesnât spell out the rest of the free tieriPhone, iPad and Android (its site links to both app stores)Wits vs Lumosity
PeakA free basic version; its listing doesnât detail what it includesiPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and AndroidWits vs Peak
ImpulseFree with ads; a 3-day trial gives full access to all gamesiPhone (its listing says âOnly for iPhoneâ)Wits vs Impulse
Details about other apps come from their own websites and App Store listings, checked on November 7, 2026. Prices and features change; check each app for the latest.
Wits vs Elevate
Elevate is a brain-training app from The Mind Company with more than 40 games across reading, writing, speaking, memory and math, and daily puzzles.Read the comparisonWits vs Lumosity
Lumosity is a long-running brain-training program from Lumos Labs with 40+ games for speed, memory, attention, flexibility, problem-solving, math and words.Read the comparisonWits vs Peak
Peak is made by Synaptic Labs.Peak is a brain-training app with 45+ games and workouts for memory, attention, problem-solving, mental agility, language, coordination and emotion control.Read the comparisonWits vs Impulse
Impulse is made by GMRD Apps Limited.Impulse is a brain-training app with a personalized daily plan for memory, processing speed, attention, mental math and problem-solving, plus self-discovery tests.Read the comparison