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Quick facial capture

Advanced pattern analysis

Easy-to-understand visualizations

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How the Latently App Works

Advanced neuroscience. Simple Check-ins. Clear movement visualizations.

The Neuroinversa Latently App turns two decades of patented neuroscience research into an easy, intuitive app that runs on any smartphone or tablet.

Research once limited to specialized laboratory environments has inspired technology that can now be explored using a smartphone or tablet.

A short video check-in delivers

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The app analyzes sudden, involuntary micro-movements in the eyes and face.

Built on

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Patented Neuroscience

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Informed by real-world research

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Privacy-conscious design

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Features & Benefits

What you can do with the Latently App:

  • Explore subtle patterns in facial movement.

  • Observe changes across different moments and environments.

  • Compare patterns over time.

  • Add another source of information to everyday observations.

  • Discover patterns that might otherwise be difficult to see.

Works Everywhere:

Home • School • Research • Community Settings

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Why It Matters

It’s difficult to explore what you can’t see.

The nervous system is constantly changing, and subtle facial micro-movements can offer a window into these patterns—revealing changes that may be difficult to see with the eye alone.

The Latently App makes the invisible visible:

Who It’s For

Designed for families and professionals.

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Parents & Caregivers

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Child development professionals