Plays by itself
Memories move on slowly and automatically, in the order and rhythm the family planned.
This is what Jessica sees: her family's photos, videos and voices, one at a time, filling the screen. It plays on its own, following her family's Plan. When she wants to talk about a memory, there's one big button.
Screens can be confusing or stressful for someone living with dementia. So the Patient side does as little as possible, and does it calmly.
Memories move on slowly and automatically, in the order and rhythm the family planned.
Full-screen photos and huge, high-contrast words that can be read from across the room.
At most one or two huge controls. The AI suggests which ones Jessica needs, the family approves.
Jessica can't delete or change anything. Leaving the Patient side needs the family PIN.
A familiar voice can reach someone when a photo alone can't. Families can add short videos and voice messages to any memory, and they play right inside the slideshow.
Pressing "Talk" starts a short, gentle conversation about the memory on screen. DeMemos AI asks simple questions, listens, and fills in names and places from what the family has written.
The screen stays in the Patient side all day. When Eva visits to add memories or change the Plan, she enters her four-digit PIN. Jessica can never end up somewhere confusing by accident.
At home or in a care home, DeMemos runs on affordable screens the family may already own, and adapts the slideshow to each one.