Remind helps you understand what is normal and when something changes that deserves attention.
Forgetfulness, or something more?
Everyone forgets things. A name that will not come, keys that are not where you left them. Most of the time it is simply part of life, and the question that stays with you is whether that is true for you.
What is usually going on
These moments come and go, and they do not stand in the way of your day.
Forgetting where you put something
An appointment you remember later that day
Needing longer to take in something new
Normal for you
First readingA year on
An off day stands out. The level underneath it has not moved.
When it deserves attention
It has less to do with the single moment than with the pattern around it.
It happens more often than it did a year ago
It affects things that always came automatically
People around you notice it too
Normal for you
First readingA year on
No single reading is alarming. The direction is what stands out.
Remind does not diagnose, and that is a deliberate choice. We focus on what you can follow and influence yourself: short measurements that show what is normal for you, and that make it visible when this changes. You do not have to wait for certainty before you start. So you can keep calm and stay in control of your own brain health.
Remind uses proven measurement tools developed by researchers and clinical experts from institutions such as Amsterdam UMC, Maastricht University and the University of Groningen.
Why would you want to know how your brain is doing?
Earlier is better
When you catch something early, there is often still room to change things that improve your brain health.
Lifestyle matters
Researchers link exercise, food, staying mentally active and seeing people to a smaller chance of decline. Remind turns your results into advice that fits your own situation.
Alongside the people close to you
The sooner a change becomes visible, the calmer the conversation about it can be. You do not have to work it out on your own.
They want to stay in control
“I finally want to know if what I feel is normal. I just want clarity so I don't worry every day.”
Annemarie, 55
“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
“My mother was already too far gone by the time we realised it. I don't want that for myself. If there is anything I can do to slow it down, I would rather know today than tomorrow.”
Wim, 61
How we measure your brain health
Remind combines various sources of information to map your brain health. You take the measurements regularly so that any changes can be detected.
Research shows that up to 45% of cases of cognitive decline are related to lifestyle. Remind uses a test developed by Maastricht University. It gives you insight into the factors that affect your brain health, from exercise to sleep and nutrition.
A short 45 second recording reveals subtle patterns and changes in language and focus. Remind compares the results over time and lets you know when it is time to act.
Not what you type, but how you type, can reveal a lot about your motor skills. The Remind keyboard measures speed and rhythm, completely anonymously and without storing any content.
This memory test, developed by the University of Groningen, shows how well you can retain new information and whether there are any changes compared with previous measurements.
This clinically validated questionnaire from the Alzheimer Center Amsterdam UMC gives an overview of your daily functioning, optionally filled out by a partner or family member.
Discover your brain age
Gain insight into how well your brain is functioning compared with what is normal for your age.
Your age does not tell you 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
Shows 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
Gives insight into how well you store and retrieve information.
Fine motor skills
3 years younger
With a smart keyboard we recognise patterns in your speed and rhythm.
Lifestyle
2.5 years younger
Shows 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
Gives insight into how well you store and retrieve information.
Fine motor skills
3 years younger
With a smart keyboard we recognise patterns in your speed and rhythm.
Would you like to read in more detail how we calculate your brain age? Visit the page with more information about how it works and what you can do with it as a user.
Remind translates results into personal recommendations
Your brain health changes, just like your body, through what you do and do not 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 contact
You maintain regular social contacts.
Weight
Your weight is within a healthy range.
Exercise
You are active, but slightly less than recommended. Build up your intensive minutes gradually.
Smoking
You have quit smoking, well done. The longer you have quit, the lower your risk.
Sleep
Your sleep duration or sleep quality poses a risk. This can affect memory and concentration.
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 contact
You maintain regular social contacts.
Weight
Your weight is within a healthy range.
Exercise
You are active, but slightly less than recommended. Build up your intensive minutes gradually.
Smoking
You have quit smoking, well done. The longer you have quit, the lower your risk.
Sleep
Your sleep duration or sleep quality poses a risk. This can affect memory and concentration.
Remind +
Taking control of your brain health starts today
A single snapshot does not tell you everything. Insight comes from repetition: what is changing, what stays stable? With the free app you gain insight into your personal risk and prevention factors.
The monthly paid subscription lets Remind take measurements regularly, compare results over time and let you know if anything stands out that deserves attention.
You pay € 7.99 per month and can cancel at any time.
Frequently asked questions
How does Remind help me recognise changes in my brain in time?
Remind monitors multiple aspects of your brain health over time, such as thinking, memory, speech and daily functioning. By combining these signals you get a clear picture of what is normal for you and which changes deserve attention. This provides peace of mind and prevents you from reacting too late to subtle shifts.
Is Remind the same as a medical examination or diagnosis?
No. Remind is a wellbeing product and not a medical device. The app provides insight into patterns and changes but does not replace a doctor or a diagnosis. If you have concerns about your memory or functioning, always discuss your results with your GP.
How reliable are the measurement methods Remind uses?
Remind uses methods based on validated questionnaires and digital tests that are also applied in research and clinical settings. We combine multiple sources, such as speech, memory, behaviour and lifestyle, so that you do not get a single snapshot but a complete and reliable picture that grows as you use the app.
What happens to my data? Is anyone listening or reading along?
No. Remind never stores conversations or the content of messages. All data is processed with encryption, and we only use patterns such as pace, rhythm or accuracy, not content. You always decide which data you share and with whom.
What does my Remind brain age give me?
Your Remind brain age shows how your brain is functioning compared with what is normal for your age. You receive practical advice to strengthen your brain health and can see over time whether your actions have an effect. This helps you make informed choices and stay in control.
Clinically proven technology
The various measurements in the Remind app are clinically validated technologies. You can read more about them here.
At Remind we have gathered the 15 most important modifiable lifestyle prevention factors for you. You can look at each one separately and read about the ways to deal with it:
