NeuroSync gives you one clear job: connect NeuroFocus, set what you want to finish, and stay focused. It supports V4 and V5 over Bluetooth, computes a trusted 0–100 focus score on-device, and only nudges you after a sustained, valid drop. History and context live under Profile.
Signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple — it opens straight from Downloads, no Gatekeeper override needed.
01You need
- A Mac with Apple silicon running macOS 26.1 or later.
- A charged NeuroFocus V4 or V5 headset nearby for live EEG focus.
02Install
- Download neurosync.dmg (above), open it, and drag NeuroSync to Applications.
- It’s signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens straight from Applications — no Gatekeeper “unidentified developer” override needed.
- On first launch, macOS asks for Bluetooth permission (to reach the headset) — allow it.
03Connect the headset
- Power on the headset, click Connect NeuroFocus, and select your board if more than one appears.
- Wear it until the first clean five-second analysis window completes. If the signal is weak, use Optimize signal and adjust the sensor contact.
04Start a focus session
- Write one concrete goal and start the 25-minute session. NeuroSync shows only the live focus experience while you work.
- If trusted focus stays low, NeuroSync sends a “Back to work” cue instead of reacting to a brief fluctuation.
- Open Profile to review focus history, app context, music, and environmental patterns after the session.
05Privacy
Local-first: session records can include raw EEG, trusted focus epochs, foreground app identifiers, music metadata, room loudness readings (never audio), and aggregate key, click, scroll, and cursor activity. NeuroSync never stores typed text and cursor position is not eye tracking. Data stays on your Mac unless you enable cloud sync.
Stuck? Email info@neurofocus.dev and we’ll get you running. Back to downloads.