For families and caregivers

• Keep sessions short — about 10 to 15 minutes.
• Choose a calm time of day, when they are rested.
• Sit beside them, not across from them.
• Let them lead. Follow the stories they want to tell.
• Never correct or pressure. Celebrate whatever they remember.
• It’s fine to stop early. End while it still feels good.
• Repeat favorite cards often — familiar is comforting.

On iPhone

1. Open Family Deck and tap My Deck.
2. Tap + Add lots of photos.
3. Choose Photo Library, pick one or many photos, then tap Add.
4. Type the person’s name and a short story, then tap Add card.

On Android

1. Open Family Deck and tap My Deck.
2. Tap + Add lots of photos.
3. Choose Photos or Gallery, pick one or many photos, then tap Done.
4. Type the person’s name and a short story, then tap Add card.

• Your photos stay only on your phone. There is no account and no cloud.
• Install the app on your home screen — it helps protect your photos from being cleared by the browser.
• Use the monthly backup reminder to save a copy of your deck.
• Only share deck files with family you trust.
• No AI unless you turn on AI OK. With AI off, the app works fully offline. If you turn it on: AI polish uses the internet. Your story text is sent to an AI service to smooth the wording, then deleted. It is never saved. Photos and voice recordings are never sent.

1. Open My Deck and tap Share this deck.
2. Give it a name, like “Mom’s Deck”, and tap Share.
3. Choose how to send it — email, AirDrop, WhatsApp or a text message.
4. The other caregiver opens My Deck, taps Import a deck, and picks the file.

The file goes straight from your phone to theirs. Nothing is uploaded to us.

• Watch our video — see how one photograph becomes a journey through memory.
• Take the Alzheimer’s Awareness Quiz — gentle questions and facts about memory loss.

These awareness posters show well-known people who lived with Alzheimer’s disease — shared to remind us that memory loss touches all kinds of families.