Neuroscience belongs to everyone.

I'm Aarav Naveen, a junior in high school (class of 2027). I started Synaptify because the most important research about your own brain is locked inside paywalled PDFs written for people with PhDs — and that's a failure of the entire scientific publishing system.

I've been reading neuroscience papers since 8th grade. Every time I found something that could genuinely change how someone slept, studied, or thought about their own mind, I'd hit the same wall: the people who needed it most could never get past the abstract. A first-generation college student deserves the same answer as a Stanford neuroscientist. A parent trying to understand their child's diagnosis deserves a clear, honest, source-backed explanation in 30 seconds — not a 40-page manuscript they can't access.

Synaptify is the tool I wished existed back then. We don't dumb the science down — we translate it up. Same rigor, same citations, same mechanism, written so anyone can reason about it. The mission is simple: make every neuroscience paper readable by every human who's curious about their own brain.