Questions, pilots, and partnership signals

Persimmon Quest is building an immersive neurotech platform for elderly care, transforming familiar gameplay interactions into healthier, neuroadaptive experiences that support engagement, focus, and long-term brain health research.

No. We are not building a gambling product. We are reimagining the familiar interaction patterns of pachinko-style gameplay into a safer, research-oriented, non-extractive experience designed for elderly engagement and cognitive wellness.

Our first users are elderly residents in Japanese nursing homes and care facilities. The platform is also designed to support caregivers, researchers, clinicians, and long-term partners working in aging brain health.

Yes, Persimmon Quest is currently pre-revenue. We are focused on validating the MVP, building research partnerships, and preparing for pilot deployments with elderly care facilities in Japan.

Our roadmap begins with a focused MVP: a neuroadaptive gameplay kiosk, a lightweight EEG/headband integration, and a simple analytics dashboard. From there, we plan to run pilot programs in nursing homes, collect longitudinal engagement and brain-health data, refine research protocols, and expand into a broader Persimmon OS ecosystem.

Instead of treating elderly entertainment, care, and research as separate worlds, Persimmon Quest connects them into one adaptive ecosystem. The goal is to make everyday engagement measurable and useful for long-term aging-brain research.

Yes. We are interested in speaking with nursing home operators, neuroscience researchers, healthcare partners, game designers, and early investors who are aligned with our Japan-first neurotech vision.