Diagnosis & Screening: our applications for healthcare professionals
Discover here our diagnosis and screening applications developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals. Designed to simplify clinical practice, automate results and promote early detection of cognitive and motor disorders, these digital solutions integrate directly into your care pathway: E-TESTS for cognitive disorder screening and La Bille Qui Roule for fine motor skills training on tablet.
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- 1. Why early screening is essential
- 2. E-TESTS: cognitive disorder screening on tablet
- 3. Available tests in E-TESTS
- 4. E-TESTS user workflow
- 5. La Bille Qui Roule: fine motor skills training
- 6. La Bille Qui Roule exercises
- 7. For which professionals?
- 8. From assessment to stimulation: a complete pathway
- 9. Clinical validation and research
- 10. FAQ
Why early screening is essential
Early screening for cognitive disorders is a major public health challenge. In Europe, millions of people live with Alzheimer's disease and hundreds of thousands of new cases are diagnosed every year. Yet many patients are only detected at an advanced stage, when therapeutic options are more limited.
Cognitive tests play a central role in the care of these patients. They enable the assessment of cognitive functions — memory, language, praxis, attention, executive functions — and help distinguish normal ageing from pathological decline requiring specialised follow-up.
Traditionally carried out in paper format, these tests have several limitations: they are time-consuming to administer, prone to manual scoring errors, and difficult to track over time. To address these challenges, DYNSEO has developed E-TESTS, in collaboration with neuropsychologists and hospital geriatricians.
🔬 Key figures in cognitive screening
1 in 4 people over the age of 65 presents mild cognitive impairment. An early diagnosis enables the implementation of cognitive stimulation strategies, adaptation of the patient's environment and slowing down the progression of the condition. Studies show that regular cognitive stimulation following the detection of early disorders helps preserve independence and maintain quality of life.
E-TESTS: cognitive disorder screening on tablet
🧠 E-TESTS at a glance
Well-known and validated cognitive tests, traditionally used in paper format, now digitised on touchscreen tablet for time savings, automated results and simplified practice.
E-TESTS was designed to simplify the administration of cognitive tests on a daily basis. With just a few clicks, the professional creates a patient file (trigram, date of birth, sex, sociocultural background), administers one or more tests and obtains automatically scored results. The goal: significant time savings during consultations, while ensuring the reliability of the data collected.
The application generates a complete cognitive report that is enriched with each session. The professional thus has a longitudinal view of each patient's cognitive evolution, facilitating clinical decisions and communication with multidisciplinary teams.
Available tests in E-TESTS
| Test | Functions assessed | Approximate duration |
|---|---|---|
| MMS (GRECO version) | Orientation, memory, attention, calculation, language, constructive praxis | 10-15 min |
| AGGIR Scale | Assessment of autonomy (physical, mental, domestic, social activities) | 15-20 min |
| Mac Nair Scale (GRECO) | Subjective memory complaint, self-assessment of cognitive difficulties | 5-10 min |
| 5 Words Test (Prof. Dubois) | Verbal episodic memory, encoding and recall | 5 min |
| Clock Drawing Test (GRECO) | Executive functions, visuoconstructive praxis, comprehension | 5 min |
| KT | Orientation, attention, calculation | 5 min |
| TMT A and B (GRECO) | Attention, processing speed, mental flexibility, executive functions | 5-10 min |
| MIS | Memory, encoding control | 5 min |
⚠️ Important: scope of use
E-TESTS is a screening and diagnostic support tool. The results generated by the application do not replace the clinical judgement of the healthcare professional. The interpretation of results must always be carried out within the framework of a comprehensive patient assessment, taking into account their medical, psychological and social context.
E-TESTS user workflow
The E-TESTS application was designed to integrate naturally into the healthcare professional's workflow. Here are the steps of a typical administration:
- Create the patient file — Enter the trigram, date of birth, sex and sociocultural background of the patient. Patient consent for data use is required.
- Select the test(s) — Choose from the 8 available tests according to your assessment objective: global screening (MMS), targeted memory assessment (5 Words, MIS), or executive function analysis (TMT, Clock).
- Administer the test on tablet — The patient takes the test directly on the tablet, guided by standardised instructions built into the application. The touch interface is intuitive and adapted for elderly users.
- View automatic results — Scoring is generated instantly at the end of the test. Scores are compared against reference norms based on age and sociocultural level.
- Track progress over time — The patient's cognitive report is enriched with each session. You have a complete history to objectify performance trends and adjust the care plan.
La Bille Qui Roule: fine motor skills training
🎯 La Bille Qui Roule at a glance
An innovative application that uses the tablet as a tilting platform to work on fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness through playful and configurable exercises.
La Bille Qui Roule is far more than a simple game: it is a genuine functional rehabilitation tool. By using the tablet's gyroscope as a seesaw, the patient moves a ball on the screen and performs a series of targeted exercises. This approach uses the digital medium in an innovative way to work on gestural precision, bimanual coordination and muscle tone control.
The application is particularly suited to people with movement and coordination disorders: Parkinson's disease, apraxia, dyspraxia, post-stroke effects, multiple sclerosis. It can be used both during rehabilitation sessions and at home, between appointments with the healthcare professional.
🔬 Functions stimulated by La Bille Qui Roule
Each exercise in La Bille Qui Roule simultaneously engages several functions: fine motor skills (precision of gestures, dexterity of the small hand and finger muscles), hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness, sustained attention, working memory and executive functions (adaptation to situations, inhibition of parasitic movements). Regular training develops finger dexterity, wrist flexibility and postural control.
La Bille Qui Roule exercises
📏 Line tracking
Several paths are proposed. The patient tilts the tablet to guide the ball along the drawn course. This exercise trains movement precision and speed regulation: straight segments allow acceleration, turns require slowing down.
🎯 Ball in the centre
The objective is to keep the ball in the centre of the screen for a set time. This exercise engages postural control, movement stability and the ability to inhibit parasitic movements.
⭕ Circle tracking
The ball must stay inside a circle that moves across the screen. The circle changes direction randomly, stimulating attention, reflexes and motor adaptability.
🔵 Circle passing
Circles appear on the screen and the patient must guide the ball through them. This exercise trains motor planning, anticipation and visuospatial coordination.
🌊 Upstream challenge
Score as many goals as possible while avoiding obstacles and going against the current. A dynamic exercise combining strategy, reflexes and simultaneous processing of multiple information.
💨 Wind resistance
The patient must keep the ball in the central zone despite random gusts of wind. This exercise stimulates continuous movement adaptation and muscle tone modulation in the face of unpredictable disturbances.
Each exercise is fully configurable: ball speed, circle size, exercise duration, difficulty level. This customisation allows the work to be precisely adapted to each patient's profile, regardless of the stage of the condition or the therapeutic objective being pursued.
For which professionals?
Our diagnosis and screening applications are designed for all professionals involved in the assessment and management of cognitive and motor disorders.
E-TESTS is used by:
La Bille Qui Roule is used by:
As a professional, you can create an unlimited number of patient profiles and track each one's progress. You can also offer the application to your patients for home use with an individual licence (up to 3 profiles per device).
From assessment to stimulation: a complete pathway
DYNSEO's diagnosis and screening applications are part of a coherent care pathway. Once the first disorders have been identified through E-TESTS, it is essential to implement daily cognitive stimulation to preserve the patient's independence and delay the effects of the condition.
🧠 Step 1: Screen & Assess
E-TESTS enables the creation of an initial objective and reproducible cognitive report. Longitudinal tracking allows you to objectify progress and adapt the care plan.
Discover E-TESTS🎯 Step 1 bis: Assess motor skills
La Bille Qui Roule provides an informal assessment framework for fine motor skills, coordination and postural control through its configurable exercises.
Discover La Bille Qui RouleStep 2: Stimulate & Rehabilitate daily
DYNSEO offers cognitive stimulation programmes tailored to each profile, designed in collaboration with neuropsychologists. These programmes complement rehabilitation sessions and can be used at home between consultations.
- COCO — Over 30 educational games for children (ages 5-10), including mandatory physical activity breaks after 15 minutes of screen time.
- JOE — Stimulation programme for adults with memory, logic, strategy games and cultural quizzes.
- EDITH — Over 30 easy games, with no scores or timers, designed for seniors. The joy of playing is at the heart of the experience.
The COCO, JOE and EDITH coaches send a personalised weekly performance summary every Monday with tailored advice.
Step 3: Train professionals and carers
DYNSEO offers Qualiopi-certified training programmes for healthcare professionals and carers, to support them in the optimal use of digital tools in their daily practice.
Discover our training programmes →Clinical validation and research
DYNSEO is committed to a rigorous approach to scientific validation. Our tools are developed in collaboration with hospital teams and cognitive neuroscience researchers.
🏥 Collaboration with Broca Hospital (AP-HP, Paris)
As part of our research work with Broca Hospital, 4 tests were selected to form a mini screening battery for physicians. These tests cover all cognitive functions likely to be affected early in Alzheimer's disease — attention, executive functions, memory and orientation — in a minimum time of approximately 10 minutes. The battery includes: an orientation test, the MIS and MIS-D (memory), a digit-shape alternation test (executive functions) and a calculation test (concentration).
📱 Towards self-administration and telemedicine
Beyond time savings in consultations, DYNSEO is developing self-test batteries with a view to deploying telemedicine. The goal: improving disorder detection and referral to specialised consultations for the most isolated populations. Usability studies (SUS scale) conducted with physicians and psychologists show very encouraging results regarding the application's attractiveness and ease of use.
Frequently asked questions
E-TESTS is available on Android and iOS tablets. La Bille Qui Roule is available on Android tablets and iPad (iOS). Check your device's compatibility when downloading from the Google Play Store or App Store.
Both applications offer a free 7-day trial, with no commitment and no credit card required. Simply download the application from your store and start using it immediately. You can then choose the licence suited to your practice (professional or individual).
The tests integrated into E-TESTS are validated and recognised cognitive tests (MMS GRECO version, TMT, 5 Words Test by Prof. Dubois…). Digitisation on tablet enables standardised administration and automatic scoring that reduces human error. The results remain a diagnostic support tool and must be interpreted by a qualified professional within the framework of a comprehensive assessment.
Yes, La Bille Qui Roule is particularly suited to people with Parkinson's disease. The exercises enable work on movement control, coordination and muscle tone regulation — functions often affected by this condition. Parameter customisation (speed, size, difficulty) allows the exercise to be adapted to the stage of the disease.
DYNSEO places great importance on data protection. Patient records are created using trigrams (no full names) and data is stored securely in compliance with GDPR. Patient consent is required before any data collection.
E-TESTS generates complete cognitive reports that can be shared with the entire care team. La Bille Qui Roule offers exportable performance tracking. This objective data facilitates coordination between professionals (geriatrician, neuropsychologist, speech therapist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist) and the continuous adaptation of the care plan.
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Article written by the DYNSEO team in collaboration with neuropsychologists and geriatricians. Last updated: January 2026.