Memory Support

A safer, simpler online experience.

Memory support is our customized online experience for adults living with memory loss, cognitive changes or dementia. A calm browser with fewer choices, set up together with a trusted helper.

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Who it’s for

Every brain ages differently.

Some people need a hand now and then. Some need it every day. Memory Support is set up around where each person is.

  • Illustration: A woman in her forties in a sage cardigan, holding a mug
    Brain fog

    Dana, 44

    “Some days the fog rolls in.”

  • Illustration: A man in his fifties in a navy pullover, holding a phone
    Brain injury or stroke

    Ken, 52

    “Too many steps at once wear me out.”

  • Illustration: A woman around seventy in a violet tunic and a mustard shawl
    Thinking changes

    Asha, 70

    “New screens make me lose my place.”

  • Illustration: A man in his late seventies in a periwinkle cardigan, with a tablet and a cane
    Early-stage dementia

    Walter, 78

    “Did I already pay that?”

  • Illustration: A woman in her eighties in a lavender sweater and a teal scarf
    Later-stage dementia

    Odette, 85

    “Just my photos and my church.”

What it does

A calmer browser, built around them.

Everything on the screen is there for a reason, and each part is set up together with family.

  • A safe, customizable browserOnly the sites chosen for her. Family can block sites that aren’t safe for her.

  • Fewer choices on screenA few big buttons, always in the same places. Nothing extra to sort through.

  • Cue cards made for herReminders, names and simple steps, written with family in words she knows.

  • Memory-friendly gamesGentle puzzles and matching games, just for enjoyment. Never scored as a test.

  • Check-ins that help her stay on trackA gentle question now and then, so she can keep going or find her way home.

  • “Where was I?”A way back to the things you actually did, in your own words.

Later
Familiar things, done safely.

In time, family will be able to set up safe practice versions of online tasks she enjoys but can no longer do safely alone, like browsing a favorite shop or sending a card.

Who decides

Set up together. Never taken over.

Chosen together.

Sites, cue cards and games are picked with her and a care partner she trusts, in words she understands.

Family can make it safer.

A care partner can block sites and keep the screen simple. That is the kind of control Memory Support adds.

No automatic rights.

Memory Support never gives a care partner or family member automatic rights over her accounts. Every MyCliq permission still needs her own yes.

Interested in the Memory pilot?

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