For caregivers of people living with dementia
A familiar song.
A little time.
Something to share.
Prepare a short session of music, films and conversation around the things your loved one enjoys. A practical starting point for family caregivers, with every choice in your hands.
An activity aid for caregivers. Not medical advice or therapy. Follow the person's lead.
Start with something
they already love.
A favourite singer
Play a familiar recording together.
A well-loved film
A clip, a face, a place to begin.
Follow their lead
“Would you like to hear that again?”
Illustrative session · activity times are your choice.
There’s no need to remember, answer, or finish.
Made for the person doing the caring.Plan something to share, with familiar favourites as your starting point.
See how it worksWho it’s for
You know the person.
We help with the starting point.
If you care for a partner, parent, relative or friend living with dementia, choosing an activity can take time. Reminiscence Companion helps you put a few possibilities in one place.
Bring a favourite singer, film or show. Explore related ideas, check whether they suit the person today, and build a short session at their pace.
Designed for a caregiver to use alongside the person they support. It does not assess memory, diagnose dementia or provide treatment.
From a favourite to time together
A few simple steps.
Your judgement, throughout.
- 01
Start with a favourite
Enter a singer, film or TV show the person already enjoys. Confirm the right match, then explore related possibilities.
- 02
Review together, your way
See why something was suggested and read its content notes. Keep what feels right; reject or skip what doesn’t.
- 03
Make a small session
Choose two or three activities, put them in order, and set a little time to listen, look or talk. You decide what to include.
- 04
Save it for another day
With an account, save your session privately and reopen it on another device. Record what worked and adjust next time.
Suggestions with context
A connection to explore.
Never a promise.
Qloo finds connections between cultural tastes across groups. Gemini helps select a small set and flags themes in the returned descriptions. You can inspect the source, reject suggestions and refresh the list.
- You make the final choice. Nothing enters your session until you accept it.
- Content notes need your review. Ratings and automated checks can miss things; they do not establish suitability.
- Preferences are personal. A cultural connection cannot predict enjoyment or establish a personal memory.