EEG Recorder

EEG Recorder

by Olave Krigolson

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Released
March 21, 2026
Updated
October 9, 2026

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This app provides a simple, reliable way to collect and store electroencephalography (EEG) data using the Muse EEG headband. Designed for researchers, developers, and neurotechnology enthusiasts, the app allows you to capture high-quality brain signal recordings directly on your iPhone or iPad. With an intuitive interface and fast setup, you can connect to your Muse device, begin recording within seconds, and export your data for analysis in your preferred tools. The app also monitors data quality and flags bad channels with red shading and a variance bat on the side. Whether you are conducting neuroscience research, building brain–computer interface prototypes, or exploring neurotechnology, this app makes collecting EEG data straightforward and efficient. Features • Connect to Muse EEG headbands via Bluetooth • Record multi-channel EEG signals in real time • Save recordings directly to your device • Export data for offline analysis • Designed for researchers and neurotechnology developers • Simple interface optimized for rapid setup and recording Who this app is for • Neuroscience researchers • Students working with EEG data • Developers building BCI applications • Anyone interested in brain signal recording Important This app is intended for research and educational purposes only. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Compatible with the Muse EEG Headband.
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What's New in EEG Recorder

1.2

October 9, 2026

• Muse S Athena: fixed a crash while recording, and the Athena's optical (fNIRS) channels are now recorded alongside the EEG. • New for the Athena: choose Standard or EEG + fNIRS recording (all 8 optical channels), and a live fNIRS screen showing each sensor's light, heartbeat contact, saturation and light leaks while you adjust the headband. • Markers: every marker press draws a numbered line on the EEG and Wavelets screens; the marker buttons show a running count and give a haptic tap. • Wavelets: clearer colour scaling, so every channel shows structure and steady rhythms such as alpha stand out; events now line up in time across all frequencies. • Analysis: a larger artifact percentage and a colour-coded band-power table. • More reliable timing: samples lost over Bluetooth are kept as empty rows, so markers after a dropout stay at the right time. • For researchers: recordings now start with a header row naming every column, with a JSON file describing the device, channels, sample rate, markers and, on the Athena, each optical channel's position and wavelength. Recordings from earlier versions still open in the app. • Added an Acknowledgements screen.

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