Family memory companion

What do you give someone
who has everything?

You give them their own story.

Memrease helps families preserve memories about an elderly relative and return those stories to them, gently, every morning, in their own time.

She does not need another cardigan.

Grandma's food is prepared. Her home is warm. The horizon for material gifts is short.

The intangible is far more valuable. Her stories. Her memories. The feeling that the people who love her are thinking of her, even when they cannot be there.

No one has built that. Until now.

“She needs to be remembered
while she's still here.”

How it works

01

You share memories

Upload stories, photos, and voice notes about the person you love.

02

We find the threads

An AI pipeline extracts conversation-ready stories, scored for richness and depth.

03

Her morning

Each morning she receives a warm prompt and has a conversation about a memory from her own life.

04

Her story grows

The library deepens with every memory. Her mornings get richer. Your family stays connected.

Full overview
NICE NG97

Reminiscence therapy is recommended for consideration by NICE guideline NG97 for people living with mild to moderate dementia. Memrease is built around this guidance from the ground up.

Designed for real families

Built for the people who care.

Dementia-aware

Large text, gentle pacing, reduced motion, and calming design built specifically for elderly recipients.

Family curated

Every memory comes from the people who know her best. No algorithm invents her story.

Care home ready

Works on shared tablets. Transfers seamlessly when a relative moves into care or comes home.

Daily rhythm

A prompt every morning at the time that suits her. Gentle, consistent, and always there.

Safe and private

ICO registered. GDPR compliant. Her memories are stored securely and never used for advertising.

No tech skills needed

If she can tap a screen, she can use Memrease. No logins, no apps to install.

Start her library today.

Free to begin. No credit card. Her first memory takes two minutes.

Give the gift of a legacy