RecallEZ helps you remember conversations, keep up with tasks and medication, and reach the people you trust. And the people who help you can stay close, seeing only what’s been shared with them.
Designed with and for people living with
Conversations kept in a few plain words, ready to read or have read back to you.
The right reminder, right on time.
Where I am, in plain words, and the way back.
Help comes without typing a word.
Large buttons, clear words, and a voice that reads every main screen aloud. Choose a feature to see it.
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One app serves both of you. Set up their phone from yours, see how their day is going, and get a quiet alert if they miss a medication or ask for help.
“Before RecallEZ was an app, it was my everyday life.”
Then my doctor told me my memory was expected to get worse. My first fear wasn’t about my memory. It was about losing my independence. That’s when I began brainstorming and designing RecallEZ.
Read our whole letterPeople living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, brain injury, stroke recovery, epilepsy, or age-related memory changes, and the family and friends who help them.
No. It only listens when you tap Remember This, and stops when you tap again. The words are turned into a summary, and RecallEZ never saves the audio itself.
Yes. A caregiver can create your account and set up your phone, in person or from a distance. See how it works for caregivers.
Only what access they’ve been given, one item at a time: location, medications, tasks, mood and so on. You can always see who has access and what each person sees.
No. It’s an everyday memory aid. It doesn’t diagnose or treat any condition, and it isn’t an emergency service.
Beta testing is coming soon on Android, with iPhone to follow. Sign-ups for the beta list will open on this page soon.
Soon you can sign up to test the app, or just hear from us when it’s ready.
There’s nothing to sign up for yet. We’ll open sign-ups here before beta testing starts.
Questions in the meantime? Get in touch.