Brain monitorig for everyone
Continuous brain monitoring used to be reserved for labs and hospitals. We are bringing it into your daily life.




Continuous monitoring
Most brain changes happen quietly, between appointments. With NeuroJournal, you can record your brain activity as frequently as you like, creating a longitudinal picture that isn't possible with snapshots alone.
Objective insights
No guesswork, no self-reporting bias. NeuroJournal combines EEG recordings with passive smartphone behaviour tracking to give you a science-backed picture of your cognitive health.
What we make possible:
Brain health covers more ground than you might think.
Epilepsy
200,000 people in the Netherlands live with epilepsy. Continuous monitoring reduces the uncertainty of seizures and helps track the cognitive side effects of medication over time.
Alzheimer's
Our Alzheimers project is focused on at-home monitoring for early detection and longitudinal tracking of cognitive change in people at risk.
Concussion
Return-to-play or return-to-work decisions deserve better than a questionnaire. Objective brain monitoring adds a layer of real signal to the recovery process.
Stroke recovery
Post-stroke cognitive recovery is gradual and hard to track. Continuous monitoring gives patients and clinicians a clearer picture of how the brain is healing.
Benefits
Why Axite?
Most tools give you a glimpse. We give you the full picture.
400 hours of data collected
Multimodal brain monitoring. Not just brainwaves.
Most platforms measure one signal type. NeuroJournal combines four complementary for a stable, high-resolution view of cognitive function.
Built with patients
NeuroJournal is co-created with real patients and clinical experts
Award winning

2
Co-founders with background in Neuroscience & Tech
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What makes Axite different from other brain monitoring companies?
Most companies in this space build hardware first and bolt software on as an afterthought. We are a software company. Our algorithms, built on over 400 hours of EEG data collected at Leiden University, are the product. We are also hardware agnostic and use a multimodal approach that combines four distinct data streams, giving a richer and more reliable picture of brain health than competitors who rely on brainwaves alone.
Is Axite a medical company?
We are a software company with deep roots in neuroscience. NeuroJournal is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat conditions. What it does is give people and their care teams access to objective, continuous brain health data that would otherwise be impossible to collect outside of a clinical setting. We work closely with medical advisors, including academic neurologists and epilepsy specialists, to make sure everything we build is grounded in solid science.
How is a remote EEG different from a hospital EEG?
A hospital EEG gives you a single snapshot, taken in a controlled environment, on one specific day. That is useful, but it tells you almost nothing about how your brain behaves in real life. Remote EEG with NeuroJournal lets you monitor your brain continuously from home, over weeks and months, capturing patterns that a one-off measurement would never catch. Think of it as the difference between a photograph and a film.
Does NeuroJournal work with any EEG headset?
Right now, NeuroJournal works with the Muse Athena, a consumer-grade EEG headset that people can use comfortably from their own home. It is affordable, accessible and does not require any clinical setup. As we grow, we are looking to expand compatibility to more headsets. The goal has always been the same: make brain monitoring accessible to as many people as possible, without locking anyone into expensive proprietary hardware.
How can I work with Axite?
We are always open to conversations with researchers, clinicians, patient organisations, pharma teams and anyone else who believes brain health deserves better tools. Whether you are interested in a research collaboration, a clinical partnership or just want to follow along, we would love to hear from you. Just reach out.









