Egzesis mantal chak jou
Daily cognitive practice
Short sessions built around coordination, shape recall, reading, and simple comprehension work.
Christianne Care
A bilingual dementia-support experience designed for Haitian families who want care, memory practice, and daily structure in one place.
Calm, familiar, bilingual care
Memory support that feels like family, not software.
Christianne Care is being built to help people living with dementia strengthen recognition, language confidence, reading ability, and daily routine through familiar faces, simple games, and caregiver-friendly translation support.
Bonjou, Christianne.
Good morning, Christianne.
Tan pou egzesis memwa ou.
Time for your memory exercise.
Ki moun ou we nan foto sa a?
Who do you see in this photo?
Daily focus
- Medication reminders with gentle prompts
- Reading cards with English subtitles
- Family, pet, and place recognition
- Progress updates visible to loved ones
Day One Prototype
The first build focuses on familiarity, legibility, and emotional safety.
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Today's exercises
3
Medication reminders
31
Family photos ready
Kreyol
Primary language
Memory circle
Nicodemme Jean-Baptiste
Jonas Colas
Nanotte Lubin
Gesila Mesidor
7 grandchildren
1 great grandchild
Pwogram prensipal
Core Program
Fèt pou repetisyon dous, langaj klè, ak moun ki familye.
Designed for gentle repetition, clear language, and familiar people.
Aplikasyon an òganize an ti moman ki bay konfyans pou itilizatè a rete angaje san twòp chay mantal.
The app is structured around short, confidence-building moments so the user can stay engaged without cognitive overload.
Bibliyotèk egzèsis
Exercise library
- Shape remembering
- Picture-to-name matching
- Reading and comprehension cards
- Simple coordination prompts
- Routine recall check-ins
- Pet and family recognition drills
Jwet memwa fanmi
Family memory matching
Loved ones can upload photos, names, pets, and familiar moments so practice feels personal instead of clinical.
Mod tradiksyon pou moun kap bay swen
Caregiver translation mode
Instructions appear in Haitian Creole first with English underneath, helping caregivers and family communicate clearly.
Rapel medikaman ak dokiman
Medication and document support
Timed reminders, care notes, uploaded prescriptions, and receipts stay together in one calm, accessible account.
User Experience
Large targets, simple prompts, one-task screens.
Every screen is being designed to reduce friction for aging users: readable type, low-noise layouts, predictable actions, and calm pacing.
Family Support
Loved ones can add the moments that matter most.
Family members upload photos, names, documents, and reminders so training content reflects real people, real routines, and real emotional anchors.
Care Team
Translation and progress visibility for caregivers.
Caregivers get a simple switch to guide tasks, translate instructions, review participation, and understand where the user needs more support.
Souvni fanmi
Family Memories
Foto reyèl fè egzèsis yo vin pi cho, pi fasil, ak plis pèsonèl.
Real photos make the exercises warmer, easier, and more personal.
Moman sa yo ka sèvi pou asosye non ak figi, fè kat rakonte istwa, sipòte lekti, epi kreye konvèsasyon ki bay rekonfò.
These uploaded moments can power name matching, storytelling cards, reading prompts, and comfort-first conversation practice.
Recognition anchor
Start with the faces she knows best
Photo-based prompts can begin with the people she trusts most, keeping memory practice emotionally safe.
New memories
Grandchildren and milestones stay close
Families can upload joyful moments so the app reflects the life still growing around her.
Gentle storytelling
Photos can become calm reading prompts
Each image can pair with a short Haitian Creole sentence and an English subtitle for shared conversation.