The results from this study have shown a substantial positive effect for multi-sensory stimulation increasing the accuracy of telepathic communication.   The leading participants have consistently achieved scores in excess of 150-to-one odds, and over 90% of people scored many multiples above chance during testing.   These preliminary results prove conclusively that brain-to-brain communication at a distance is possible using multi-sensory stimulation at gamma frequencies to induce neural entrainment.

Many people have experienced a moment of telepathy when thinking about a loved one – who then happens to contact them at the same time.   Studies using EEG analysis report that family and friends will naturally synchronize their brain waves when they're together, and even when located far apart.   By utilizing simultaneous sensory stimulation – including binaural music and dynamic haptics, the True ESP app induces brain wave entrainment between large groups of study participants spread around the world.

Recent studies show that binaural music at 400–600 Hz, and with a 10% horizontal shift between audio channels can induce neural synchrony in the brain.   The free True ESP app utilizes phase-coherent binaural music at specific frequencies to induce brain wave entrainment between study participants during simultaneous telepathy tests.   Binaural audio is also generated at frequencies above 600 Hz for inducing high-gamma neural entrainment to help improve ESP accuracy.

Imagine the sensation of touching a cello as it resonates – activating tactile neurons in the fingertips which send a cascade of impulses that have powerful effects on our brain waves.   Emerging research in neuroscience shows that that haptic stimulation at gamma frequencies can induce neural entrainment in people located thousands of miles apart.   The free True ESP app supercharges the iPhone's haptic engine to produce high-fidelity resonance patterns that feel like touching a musical instrument.

During each four-minute telepathy test, participants are divided into two equal groups of senders and receivers – with the senders trying to mentally transmit an image, while receivers attempt to imagine what the other group is visualizing.   The receivers select two images from a set of nine cards – after which the groups switch roles, and then repeat the process again for a total of three rounds during each live telepathy challenge.   A new test begins every ten minutes, and users can participate as often as they want.

From live scoreboards to rich infographics, participants can view the results of telepathy tests using interactive tools that track progress and help identify areas for improvement.   Users can also compare their performance with the results of other participants to gain a better understanding of relative strengths and weaknesses.   The free True ESP app also features an on-demand practice mode utilizing virtual participants to help users optimize testing strategies to enhance telepathic accuracy.