Memory Exercises for Alzheimer

About this app

Keep your mind active with a small set of thoughtfully designed memory games. Memory Exercises is built to be calm, clear, and welcoming—for anyone who wants a daily mental workout, and especially for older adults and the people who care for them. FOUR WAYS TO TRAIN • Sequence — Watch a pattern light up on the grid, then tap it back in order. • Color Game — A quick focus challenge: does the color match the written word? • Card Match — Flip cards to find the matching pairs. • What's Missing — Memorize a set of objects, then spot the one that disappeared. CAREGIVER MODE Turn on Caregiver Mode for a gentler experience: a slower pace, longer memorize times, smaller boards, and forgiving mistakes—so a wrong tap simply restarts the round instead of ending the game. A simple progress view lets caregivers follow along. MADE TO FEEL GOOD • Gentle, encouraging feedback—never stressful • Large, high-contrast tiles that are easy to see • Light and dark themes that follow your device • Haptic feedback for clear, satisfying responses STAY CONSISTENT • Daily streak to help build a simple routine • Best-level tracking for every game • Four languages: English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Français No accounts. No clutter. Just open the app and play. Memory Exercises is designed to keep your mind engaged and is not a medical device or treatment.

Version 2.0 is our biggest update yet. NEW • Two new games: Card Match and What's Missing • Caregiver Mode—gentle pace and forgiving mistakes for a calmer, pressure-free experience • Progress screen with per-game stats IMPROVED • Redesigned home screen with a cleaner 2×2 layout • System-aware light/dark theme and haptic feedback • More readable game tiles and colors FIXED • The timer no longer keeps running after you leave a game • Various stability and polish improvements Thank you for playing!

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