Bad memory?
Poor sense of time?
MemoClock can Help!
Turn any tablet into a day clock that you can send reminders to
Get MemoClock now:
FREE version for iOS and Android:
“The key feature for our Mom is that she doesn’t have to do anything to call up a schedule or retrieve messages; they’re just always there so she can glance and see them at any time.”
“Our family loves this app! So helpful for our parents that suffer from dementia. Using your app, we can now set daily reminders that will appear on their iPad, which is incredibly helpful. Thank you!”
“My mother says MemoClock makes her days less confusing. She no longer gets up in the middle of the night, and she says she is no longer stressed or confused when going to appointments outside her home.”
Any tablet can be a day clock!
Install the MemoClock app on a tablet and place it on a fixed spot in the home of the person you want to help. The day clock will help the person keep track of time.
Show the time in the best way
Customize the way time is displayed to best suit the person you care for. Display the time with numbers or words, for example: "Now it is Wednesday morning.
Remote reminders
You can send reminders to MemoClock whenever it suits you - it works from your smartphone, tablet, and computer.
Runs on anything - even old devices
MemoClock runs on any Android 6.0 device and onwards and any iPad and iPhone iOS 9 and onwards.
MemoClock works like this:
To use MemoClock, you must install the MemoClock app on two devices
One device will show the Clock
The other device - the Helper - will be where you manage the Clock
First
Install the MemoClock app on the device you want to be the Clock
Start the app and choose to run it in Clock mode
Second
Install the MemoClock app on your smartphone
Start the app in Helper mode and follow the on screen instruction to connect to the Clock
When connected you can send reminders from the Helper to the Clock
Set the time
In the Helper you also manage how the time is shown on the Clock
You can choose from:
Weekday
Date
Year
Season
Time with words (Now it is Morning, Evening, Night)
Time with pictures