I think it's the opposite problem, actually: Decoder is made by Peak, a company that specializes in Lumosity-style brain training games. This is basically a cor

I think it's the opposite problem, actually: Decoder is made by Peak, a company that specializes in Lumosity-style brain training games. This is basically a corporate/academic partnership, where Peak just wanted to develop for the higher-margin platform. As for the university research angle... it's bad research, embarrassingly so. There's a reason companies like Lumosity keep getting warned about making unsupported claims, and this looks like an attempt to get academic backing for a product with all the same problems as prior ones.