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ClassPass, Groupon, Airbnb Experiences, Eventbrite, Travelzoo, and local calendars. Every listing scored before you ever see it.
You keep ending up at the same brunch place, and by Sunday night the weekend already blurs. Imprint finds the one thing near you your brain will still be replaying in October, and catches it on sale.
Free during beta. No card required. One weekly digest, ranked by a neuroscience-backed memory score. Not stars, not markdown.
A single dendritic plateau potential can tune a place cell to fire at a new location, with no repetition required. The brain learns in one shot.Jeffrey Magee, Baylor College of Medicine
How it works
Imprint scans experience platforms, scores them against neuroscience criteria, and shows you how to make each one stick.
ClassPass, Groupon, Airbnb Experiences, Eventbrite, Travelzoo, and local calendars. Every listing scored before you ever see it.
Each experience earns an MFP score from 0 to 100 across six neuroscience factors. A $22 pottery class can outscore a $200 wine dinner.
Before, during, and after: the 6-second window, the 2-hour recall rule, no-phone zones. Every tip cites the research it comes from.
The score
MFP measures the six neural inputs that decide whether an experience fades in days or stays for life. Weights are calibrated against the BTSP literature and sum to 100.
BTSP shows the brain can rewire from one experience lasting 6 to 8 seconds, through dendritic plateau potentials. Bittner and Magee, Science 2017.
New environments trigger hippocampal place-cell activation.
Amygdala co-activation strengthens dendritic plateaus.
More senses mean more eligibility traces tagged.
Motor engagement widens dendritic voltage spread.
Shared experiences create interleaved memory traces.
Place cells fire hardest when the setting defies expectation.
This week's deals
Every listing re-ranked by what your brain will actually keep. Six of this week's picks around Denver, with one honest low score.
FAQ
Real science. The six factors derive from peer-reviewed research on behavioral timescale synaptic plasticity, published in Science in 2017 and Nature Neuroscience in 2024. We weight each factor from the experimental literature, and the weights sum to 100.
BTSP responds to novelty, active participation, and sensory richness, not price. Wine dinners are passive, familiar in format, and single-sense dominant. Pottery is novel, hands-on, and engages touch, sight, sound, and smell at once.
BTSP operates on a 6-to-8-second timescale. When something genuinely surprises you, your dendrites sustain a plateau potential for that duration, and that is when synapses strengthen. Our tips help you stay present in those moments.
Yes. We aggregate listings from ClassPass, Groupon, Airbnb Experiences, Eventbrite, Travelzoo, and local calendars daily. Each one gets scored by memory formation potential regardless of discount depth.
It can describe what tends to be memorable in general. It cannot see the deals that went live in your city this morning. Imprint scores today's actual listings with the same fixed six-factor rubric every time, so a 74 this week means the same thing as a 74 next month, and every pick is something you can book right now.
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