Hear Me Now vs ShowTime Simple Clock Display

Hear Me Now is an app to help adults with cognitive impairments such as a learning disability to manage their health and care information, and to share information with their carers and relatives. Hear Me Now gives adults with cognitive impairments a voice, and helps to make them an active participant in their care. Hear Me Now is available for both phones and tablets. Features include: - Creation of multimedia content to capture what matters to someone, in the best format for that individual (video, images, audio, text, web links). - About Me to capture essential information. Compliant with the PRSB About Me information standard. - Store and share documents (Individual Support Plan, Health Action Plan, etc.) - Create appointments and reminders, ensure future appointments are not missed. - My Week feature for app users to plan and know what's happening now, and what's happening later. - Remote sharing with professional carers and families, with the ability for remote users to push content onto a user's app. - Organisation customers may remotely create and publish accessible questionnaires (using multimedia) for app users to respond directly in-app. - Organisation customers may create protected content (Curated Content) to share with app users to provide app users with guidance. For more information about Hear Me Now please contact Maldaba, a UK-based software development company: hmn_support@maldaba.co.uk

Do you, or a loved one, ever get confused when you wake up and are not sure if it is morning or night? This app will help you with that. ShowTime will help seniors, people with dementia or anyone really who needs a quick and easy way to work out what time of day it is. With that in mind, it has been written to be extremely simple to use. In essence, it is a digital clock, with very clear text showing the time. In the default operation, the background will be black at night and white during the day. So if you wake up at say 1:23, and are not sure if it is 1:23 at night, or 1:23 in the afternoon, then the background will help with this confusion. if it is black, then it is 1:23 at night. If it is white, then it is 1:23 in the afternoon. As well as the background, there is an AM/PM indicator beside the time, again helping you work out what part of the day you are in. If you prefer, or find it less confusing, the Settings can be changed to display the time in 24-Hour format. There is also a description, clearing indicating if it is "Night". "Morning" etc. The text is very large and clear, but should you need to, tap on the speaker button to have the time read out to you. By the way, it is also possible to change the settings such that the background is black between sunset and sunrise, and white between sunrise and sunset. NOTE: so that the app continues to display the time, without any interaction, it runs in an "always-on" mode i.e. does not automatically switch to the Lock Screen after a timeout. Because of that, it might be a good idea to keep the device plugged in.