Cognitron vs mix'n'move

Cognitron is a highly advanced software application designed specifically for conducting cognitive assessments and evaluations in various academic research studies and healthcare settings. It is an incredibly useful tool that enables researchers and healthcare professionals to better understand a patient's cognitive abilities and deficiencies.

mix'n'move is a randomiser app, initially designed to help dancers explore & practice new movement patterns based on their existing skills - but it can do so much more (no matter your profession)! You are the sole creator of your mix'n'move experience. Here's how: 1. Create some moves: give them names (any name you like and recognise them by), a description if you wish, and save. 2. Generate a mix: on the home screen, select how many moves you want to mix (up to 10) and the app will generate a random sequence of your moves for you. 3. The new mix will appear as an empty box, ready to be named. Click into it to see your new mix. 4. Like it? Name it! Don't? Delete =) 5. Use the moves and mixes for your personal practice, however you like! These random mixes can help you combine movements you normally wouldn't combine, improving improvisation skills by training your body to break free from ossified movement patterns. Or, use the mixes as a choreographing tool to get the creative juices flowing... Here's the best part: you don't even need to use this app for movement. Save any "move" items you want: fitness, music notes/chords, ingredients, vocabulary, creative writing prompts, etc. There's no wrong way to use this randomiser. Tailor it to your needs, the more specific the better! For more ideas on how to use mix'n'move, visit us on Instagram @mixnmove.app =) A bit about the creator: I'm a dancer and skater and created this app to help me learn new movement patterns after many years of leaning towards specific dance habits. The app was created using a no-code-app-builder, so there are some UX quirks, but it does the job I wanted it to do, and if anyone else gets any joy from using it then that's fantastic. I'm always open to feedback, there may be things I can fix myself, but I don't have the money to develop a native app from scratch, so please excuse that it isn't perfect =)