Clarity: Dementia Clock

Clarity: Dementia Clock

Alzheimer's Care & Reminders

1 ratings
1 review
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 14, 2026
  • August 22, 2026

Features

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About

This app provides a clear, full-screen day clock designed for individuals with dementia or memory loss. It displays the day, time, and current part of the day, along with customizable messages and gentle reminders for appointments or medication. The app aims to offer reassurance and independence for users and peace of mind for their caregivers.

Full-screen day and time display
Morning, afternoon, evening, night indicators
Customizable reassurance messages
One-tap emergency call button
Gentle, repeating reminders
Offline functionality
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What's New in Clarity

1.0.2

August 22, 2026

A big "Call Sarah" button at the top of the clock — one tap to reach you by FaceTime or phone, with no contacts to scroll through and no number to remember. Reminder times now understand however you write them — 9am, 9.30, 930 and 9:00 all work. Earlier versions only understood 9:00, and quietly saved anything else without a time, so it never rang. This update repairs any reminder that happened to, and tells you plainly if a time can't be read. Reminders you can put back. Tapped "I've done it" by mistake? Tap the done line and the reminder comes straight back. A reminder that isn't acknowledged now rings a few times and then rests, instead of sounding until midnight. Gentler on the person, and much gentler on the battery. Plainer, step-by-step setup instructions for carers.

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User reviews

Great

Set this up for my grandfather on a spare tablet, simple but reminds him dinner, tea, bed, tablets, practical and free thanks Dev

Response from developer

Thank you

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FAQ

What is Clarity's main purpose?

Clarity is a supportive day-orientation clock and gentle reminder tool designed for individuals with dementia, Alzheimer's, or memory loss. It helps users understand the time of day, date, and upcoming events, providing reassurance and a sense of independence.

Does Clarity have ads or require a subscription?

No, Clarity is completely free to use and will never have ads or require a subscription. The developer has stated this commitment to ensure the app remains accessible and unobtrusive for its intended users.

Can Clarity be used without an internet connection?

Yes, a significant advantage of Clarity is its offline functionality. The clock, messages, and reminders all work without an internet connection, making it reliable even in situations where connectivity is unavailable.

How does Clarity handle reminders?

Reminders in Clarity are designed to be gentle and non-intrusive. They appear clearly when due with a soft alarm that repeats a few times if not acknowledged. Users can tap 'I've done it' to confirm completion, and the reminder can be easily reset if tapped by mistake.

What kind of personal information does Clarity collect?

Clarity prioritizes user privacy by collecting and sharing nothing. All data, including custom messages and reminders, stays on the device where it is set up, ensuring that personal information is not exposed.

Is Clarity suitable for all ages?

Clarity has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is safe for younger users. However, its primary design and features are specifically tailored to support individuals experiencing cognitive decline associated with dementia and Alzheimer's.

What devices can Clarity be set up on?

Clarity can be easily set up on spare iPhones or iPads. This allows caregivers to place the device in convenient locations like by the bed or in the kitchen for the user.

How often is Clarity updated?

The latest version of Clarity is 1.0.2, which was last updated on August 22, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing support and potential for future improvements.