RecallCue: Dementia Clock

RecallCue turns any tablet into an easy to read Day Clock for dementia and memory loss. Caregivers can send reminders, photos, messages, and video check ins from their phone, from anywhere. Built for seniors and people experiencing memory decline, early-stage dementia, or Alzheimer’s, and for the family members and care teams supporting them. HOW IT WORKS RecallCue is a two-device setup: 1) Tablet for your loved one: a hands-off Day Clock that’s simple to read and use 2) Phone for the caregiver: manage reminders and connection remotely WHY FAMILIES USE RECALLCUE - Helps reduce confusion about what day it is and what’s coming next - Creates calm, predictable routines with reminders and schedules - Makes it easier to stay connected even when you can’t be there in person THE DEMENTIA FRIENDLY DAY CLOCK - Clear display of day, date, time, and time of day (morning, afternoon, evening) - Simple agenda view so today’s plan is always visible - Large, high contrast design with adjustable settings - Multiple languages supported - Analog or digital clock options, plus 12 or 24-hour time format CAREGIVER TOOLS Reminders and alarms - Set one-time or recurring reminders for routines, meals, appointments, and more Messages and photos - Send a message or photo that appears on the tablet to create comfort and connection Two-way video calls - Call for a quick check-in, with optional auto-answer settings to make it easier Music - Play familiar music and playlists to support a calming routine Documents and files - Upload and organize important information so it’s easy to access when it matters Albums - Create photo albums and schedule when images display on the tablet SETUP NOTE RecallCue works best with a dedicated Android tablet that stays plugged in and on display. SUBSCRIPTION AND FREE TRIAL Available as a monthly or annual subscription with no long-term commitment. Download today to unlock a week of free access. NEED HELP Email: support@recallcue.com DISCLAIMER RecallCue is not intended to cure dementia or mild cognitive impairment (MCI). It’s designed to support quality of life, daily orientation, and family communication.