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About Neurole

Why we built games for your brain, and what we believe about learning neuroscience.

Our mission

Neurole was built on the idea that learning the nervous system should feel like a game, not a grind. Whether you're a student, a clinician-in-training, or just someone who's curious about how your brain works, Neurole turns real neuroscience into something you look forward to every day.

Every case, every brain region, every fun fact is grounded in real science, reviewed by people who care deeply about getting it right.

What we believe

Four principles that shape every decision we make.

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Curiosity first

The best way to learn neuroscience is to be genuinely curious about it. We build experiences that make you want to know more.

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Accuracy matters

Every case and region is reviewed against real clinical and scientific sources. If something's wrong, we want to know.

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Free forever

Neurole is and always will be free. Great science education shouldn't be behind a paywall.

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Built with the community

The people who use Neurole are also the ones who help build it, clinicians, students, and curious minds alike.

Get involved

Have a case idea, spotted an error, or want to help build the next game? We'd love to hear from you.

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Find Neurole

Neurole is a free neuroanatomy quiz, neurology diagnosis game, and neuroscience study tool. If you searched for any of these, you're in the right place:

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Partnerships

Working with organizations who share our mission

Neurole partners with universities, student groups, and neuroscience organizations to expand free access to brain science education.

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Questions
Is there a Wordle for neuroscience?

Yes, Neurole's Daily Case is a neuroscience Wordle, sometimes called a brain Wordle or medical Wordle. Instead of guessing a five-letter word, you read a new clinical case each day and guess the neurological diagnosis in five tries or fewer, free and with no account needed.

Is Neurole free?

Yes. Neurole is completely free, with no account required to play either game.

What is The Daily Case?

A Wordle-style daily neurology game. A new patient case appears every day at midnight ET, read the symptoms and guess the diagnosis in five tries or fewer.

What is Map the Brain?

A free neuroanatomy quiz. A labeled brain image appears and you identify the highlighted region from multiple choice, or quiz in reverse, guessing the region from its function instead.

Who is Neurole for?

Pre-med students, neuroscience majors, medical students, nursing students, clinicians, and anyone curious about how the brain works.

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Daily Brain Case

One email every morning, today's neurological case, ready to play.

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