Consultants, analysts, lawyers, and clinicians who train their metacognition make fewer costly errors and communicate uncertainty with more accuracy. Practise it in about 4–5 minutes a session, and watch your own calibration trend.
Free plan available · 19 training modes · 1052 challenges
The evidence
These figures come from independent peer-reviewed research — not from MindFrame. They show the skill can be trained; your own trend shows whether it is working for you.
Who trains with MindFrame
You advise clients under uncertainty. Your credibility depends on knowing when you actually know.
Every thesis you hold reflects your current beliefs. Most investors don't measure how accurate those beliefs actually are.
Legal judgment requires accurate probability estimation under pressure. Most legal training does not teach you to measure this.
Diagnostic overconfidence is one of the most studied failure modes in medicine. It responds to training.
Confirmation bias quietly shapes which evidence you weight. Metacognition training surfaces what you're missing.
The higher the stakes, the more your blind spots compound. Accurate self-assessment is the rarest executive skill.
How it works
A short structured challenge
Each session presents 5–20 calibration challenges drawn from the modes most relevant to your identified weaknesses. You answer, rate your confidence, and articulate your reasoning.
AI scores your reasoning, not just your answer
MindFrame's scoring engine evaluates outcome accuracy, reasoning quality (via Claude), and calibration (how well your confidence matched your actual accuracy). Three layers, one score.
Your Cognitive Fingerprint builds over time
Every session adds a data point to your Cognitive Fingerprint — a radar showing your relative strength across eight cognitive axes. Your weakest areas drive your next session's challenge selection.
Patterns and gaps surface automatically
The analytics engine tracks your calibration trend, most common bias patterns, and improvement velocity over time. No self-reporting — the data is derived from your session performance.
Why MindFrame
Your calibration score is the ratio between your confidence and your accuracy — the metric that determines whether your professional judgment is trustworthy. MindFrame is built around this number.
MindFrame is not Duolingo for thinking. Every challenge is grounded in the cognitive science of metacognition. Effect sizes are cited from independent research, not vendor studies.
Your reasoning text, session answers, and coaching conversations are private. Fingerprint sharing is opt-in. Your employer sees nothing unless you choose to share.
Metacognitive ability improves most between sessions 3–20. Your calibration trend shows whether short, regular sessions are working for you — we do not promise a result.
Metacognitive ability does not improve from a one-day bias workshop. It compounds through consistent, feedback-rich practice — the same way physical fitness responds to progressive training. MindFrame gives you the structured reps, the performance tracking, and the AI coach to make it stick.
Common questions
We have not yet measured MindFrame's effect on its own users, so we do not promise a timeline. Published calibration research shows feedback on confidence versus accuracy can improve calibration with deliberate practice. Your results page shows your Brier Score and Calibration Error after every session and your trend over time, so you can see for yourself whether they move.
A radar profile of your thinking built from your session and game history across 8 axes: anchoring resistance, overconfidence control, causal reasoning, perspective taking, uncertainty tolerance, pattern recognition, self-awareness and emotional regulation. It changes as you practise, and it is free for every account.
A standard session takes about 4–5 minutes; quick sessions take 2–3. You answer a short set of challenges, rate your confidence on each, and optionally explain your reasoning. Then you get your scores and one concrete next step.
Knowing about a bias does little on its own. Morewedge et al. (2015) found that interactive training with feedback reduced bias more than passive instruction. MindFrame is the practice with feedback, not the lecture.
The team owner sees each member's display name, top mode, calibration trend and session frequency. Session content, reasoning text, answers and coaching conversations are never shown to anyone but the member.
Free plan includes all 19 training modes. No credit card. The calibration you build in the first six weeks is yours permanently.
19 training modes · 1052 challenges · AI coach included for Members