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Worried about
your memory?

Remind helps you understand what is normal and when something changes that deserves attention.

With short assessments and smart analyses of speech, memory, and behavior, you gain insight into how your brain health develops over time.

Remind makes brain health accessible to everyone. We translate complex data into clear insights and practical tips.

So you can maintain peace and control over your own brain health.

Remind has been developed with proven technology by researchers and clinical experts from institutions such as Amsterdam UMC, Maastricht University, and the University of Groningen.

Why would you want to know if your brain is okay?

Earlier is better

If you catch it early, in many cases, adjustments can still be made to improve your brain health. Also, the sooner changes become visible, the better you can discuss your situation with your loved ones.

Lifestyle matters

Research shows that a healthy lifestyle involving exercise, nutrition, staying mentally active, and maintaining social contacts can reduce the risk of decline and even lessen existing decline.

Research shows that a healthy lifestyle that includes exercise, nutrition, staying mentally active, and social interactions can reduce the risk of deterioration and halt any existing damage.

Clarity and control

Those who have experienced dementia up close know how significant the impact is. Remind helps you to, instead of waiting, actively gain insight into your own brain health.

They want to stay in control for themselves

"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old
"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old
"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old
"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old

They want to stay in control for themselves

"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old
"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old
"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old
"I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day."
Annemarie, 55 years old
"The idea that I can monitor how my brain is doing gives me peace of mind. I want to be in control myself, not wait for someone else to tell me something is going wrong."
Miranda, 57 years old
"My mother was already too far gone by the time we realized it. I don't want that for myself. If there's anything I can do to slow it down, I'd rather know today than tomorrow."
Wim, 61 years old

How we measure your brain health

Remind combines various sources of information to map your brain health. You conduct the measurements regularly to detect any potential changes.

Lifestyle

Research shows that up to 45% of cases of cognitive decline are related to lifestyle. Remind uses a test developed by Maastricht University. This test provides insight into factors that affect your brain health – from exercise to sleep and nutrition.

Speech

Fine motor skills

Memory

Daily skills

Lifestyle

Speech

Fine motor skills

Memory

Daily skills

Lifestyle

Speech

Fine motor skills

Memory

Daily skills

Discover your brain age

Gain insight into how well your brain is functioning compared to what is normal for your age.

Your age does not tell everything about the condition of your brain.

The Remind brain age is an indicator of your brain health, based on how you think, perceive, move, and act in daily life.

Lifestyle
2.5 years younger
Show how your habits contribute to your brain health.
Speech
1 year younger
Detects subtle changes
in your voice, tone, and pace.
Daily skills
1 year older
Shows how well your brain functions support your daily life.
Memory
1.5 years older
Provides insight into how well you store and retrieve information.
Fine motor skills
3 years younger
With an intelligent keyboard, we recognize patterns in your speed and rhythm
Lifestyle
2.5 years younger
Show how your habits contribute to your brain health.
Speech
1 year younger
Detects subtle changes
in your voice, tone, and pace.
Daily skills
1 year older
Shows how well your brain functions support your daily life.
Memory
1.5 years older
Provides insight into how well you store and retrieve information.
Fine motor skills
3 years younger
With an intelligent keyboard, we recognize patterns in your speed and rhythm
Lifestyle
2.5 years younger
Show how your habits contribute to your brain health.
Speech
1 year younger
Detects subtle changes
in your voice, tone, and pace.
Daily skills
1 year older
Shows how well your brain functions support your daily life.
Memory
1.5 years older
Provides insight into how well you store and retrieve information.
Fine motor skills
3 years younger
With an intelligent keyboard, we recognize patterns in your speed and rhythm
Lifestyle
2.5 years younger
Show how your habits contribute to your brain health.
Speech
1 year younger
Detects subtle changes
in your voice, tone, and pace.
Daily skills
1 year older
Shows how well your brain functions support your daily life.
Memory
1.5 years older
Provides insight into how well you store and retrieve information.
Fine motor skills
3 years younger
With an intelligent keyboard, we recognize patterns in your speed and rhythm

Do you want to read in more detail about how we calculate your brain age? Check out the page with more information about the process and what you can do with it as a user.

What can you do about it?

Remind translates results into personal recommendations

Your brain health changes – just like your body – based on what you do and don't do. Remind translates measurement results into practical and personal recommendations, based on scientifically validated lifestyle factors.

Heart Health

No signs of heart or vascular disease

Mood

Your mood does not indicate depressive symptoms.

Blood Sugar

No diabetes or well-controlled.

Social activities

You regularly maintain social contacts.

Weight

Your weight is within a healthy range.

Exercise

You are active, but slightly less than recommended. Gradually increase your intensive minutes.

Smoking

You've quit smoking, stay strong. The longer you've quit, the lower your risk.

Clear insight into how your brain functions

Remind clearly illustrates changes in thinking, perception, memory, and behavior. You can see in simple language how your brain functions and whether there is any cause for concern.

Personal advice to boost your brain health

Based on your lifestyle, measurement results, and daily patterns, you will receive advice tailored to your situation. Small actions regarding exercise, nutrition, sleep, and mental stimuli help keep your brain resilient.

Rest and control through clarity

Never guess or wait again. Remind provides you with clear insights, so you know when it's time to focus on your brain health and when everything remains stable.

REMIND

Take control of your brain health today

A single snapshot does not tell everything. Insight is gained through repetition: what changes, what remains stable? With the free app, you gain insight into your personal risk and prevention factors.

The monthly paid subscription ensures that Remind can regularly perform measurements, compare results over time, and inform you if anything noteworthy deserves attention.

You pay €19.99 per month and can cancel at any time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Remind help me to recognize changes in my brain in a timely manner?

Is Remind the same as a medical examination or diagnosis?

How reliable are the measurement methods used by Remind?

What happens to my data? Is someone listening or reading along?

What does my Remind brain age mean to me?

How does Remind help me to recognize changes in my brain in a timely manner?

Is Remind the same as a medical examination or diagnosis?

How reliable are the measurement methods used by Remind?

What happens to my data? Is someone listening or reading along?

What does my Remind brain age mean to me?

Clinically proven technology

The various measurements in the Remind app are clinically validated technologies. You can read more about them here.

Lifestyle

Increasing research shows that dementia and cognitive decline are not only determined by age or heredity. Lifestyle and health also play an important role.

Memory

Memory is a core function of the brain. It allows us to absorb, retain, and later recall new information.

Speech

Speech seems self-evident, but it is neurologically complex. During speaking, multiple brain areas work together, including those for language processing, planning, memory, and motor skills.

Daily skills

Daily skills provide important signals about cognitive functioning. The A-IADL is a scientifically validated questionnaire that measures these skills.

Fine motor skills

Fine motor skills and typing patterns provide subtle signals about cognitive functioning. The Remind / Neurokeys keyboard measures how someone types, not what someone types.

Lifestyle

Increasing research shows that dementia and cognitive decline are not only determined by age or heredity. Lifestyle and health also play an important role.

Speech

Speech seems self-evident, but it is neurologically complex. During speaking, multiple brain areas work together, including those for language processing, planning, memory, and motor skills.

Fine motor skills

Fine motor skills and typing patterns provide subtle signals about cognitive functioning. The Remind / Neurokeys keyboard measures how someone types, not what someone types.

Memory

Memory is a core function of the brain. It allows us to absorb, retain, and later recall new information.

Daily skills

Daily skills provide important signals about cognitive functioning. The A-IADL is a scientifically validated questionnaire that measures these skills.

Lifestyle

Increasing research shows that dementia and cognitive decline are not only determined by age or heredity. Lifestyle and health also play an important role.

Fine motor skills

Fine motor skills and typing patterns provide subtle signals about cognitive functioning. The Remind / Neurokeys keyboard measures how someone types, not what someone types.

Daily skills

Daily skills provide important signals about cognitive functioning. The A-IADL is a scientifically validated questionnaire that measures these skills.

Speech

Speech seems self-evident, but it is neurologically complex. During speaking, multiple brain areas work together, including those for language processing, planning, memory, and motor skills.

Memory

Memory is a core function of the brain. It allows us to absorb, retain, and later recall new information.

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