A quieter kind of assistive technology

Memory,when you need it.

AI-assisted memory support that brings everyday context back into view.

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Example cueSarahYour daughter
10:18 AM · Kitchen counter
Everyday context, close at hand

01 · Remember

Remember
what just happened.

Capture a moment, review the details, and save it for later.

10:25 AMPreparing to leaveA moment worth keeping

02 · Find

Find what
you misplaced.

See where your keys were last seen, with the saved time and place.

Keys last seenKitchen counter10:18 AM

03 · People

Recognize the
people you trust.

Bring a familiar name and relationship into view with “Who is this?” using approved reference faces.

SarahYour daughter
Example · reference enrolled

04 · Today

Keep today
close.

See what is coming up through saved schedules and optional reminders you can dismiss or turn off.

3:30 PMSarah visits
6:00 PMDinner

For the people who help

Personal context,
set up with care.

Add familiar people, important objects, schedules, and notes for someone you support.

Open caregiver setup

Start with a moment

See what MemoryCue
remembers.

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05 · Behind the project

About the project.

MEMORYCUE / FIELD NOTES
origin.txt

I started MemoryCue with a small question: could a pair of glasses help someone recover the thread of an ordinary day?

Today, it is a browser-based software prototype. A laptop camera stands in for a future smart-glasses experience, bringing saved context back through short, calm cues.

Still early. Still curious.

View the project on GitHub
a gentle note.txt

Prototype note

MemoryCue is experimental. It does not provide medical care and is not a medical device, diagnosis, treatment, or replacement for caregivers or medical professionals.

Optional AI analysis can suggest details, but only reviewed information is saved as a MemoryCue record.

prototype.log

What it can do today

Capture moments. Find what was misplaced. Keep today close.

  • Reviewed memories from camera or uploaded images
  • Recent activity, last-seen, and schedule retrieval
  • Approved-person recognition and optional context cues

A small research project by Tehsin Shaik.

memorycue.jpg
a moment worth keeping

Built by Tehsin Shaik · 2026

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