CueMyList vs MyBrain 2.0

CueMyList is designed to help individuals with brain injury, concussion, stroke, autism, and other cognitive challenges. CueMyList is more than a checklist. It can help you… • Organize items in a checklist by using colorful headings • Set a time limit in which to complete all items within a checklist • Move from one item to the next in a checklist by setting a time limit for each item • Record personal messages to prompt you to move from one item to the next • Reorder checklist items quickly • Play music as a cue to move to the next item in your list With consistent use… • Improve your initiation, time management, and self-esteem • Establish a sense of life balance and greater independence • Increase your confidence by building on little successes • Boost your overall productivity • Gain control of your daily life Additional information for professionals: CueMyList can play a role in the development of self-regulation (Plan, Monitor, Evaluate) Plan your checklists by: • organizing and sequencing items on your checklist • assigning a specific time limit to complete items on your checklist • reordering items to fit your priorities Monitor your progress by: • reviewing items marked as complete • paying attention to the amount of time spent on each item • tracking the amount of time spent on each checklist Evaluate your progress by: • evaluating checklist items • managing checklists and their associated items • reviewing completed checklists

MyBrain 2.0 helps people who are working with a provider to help them recover after a brain injury. We learned a great deal in our previous version and have enhanced this tool to make it both useful and easy to use. The App helps the individual recovering from a brain injury answer periodic assessments, follow interventions, and journal how they are feeling in their journey. This means that the individual does not need to remember various events and episodes between visits with their healthcare professional. When they do meet, all the data is available to the healthcare professional to help inform them as they consider various treatment options. A dark mode helps people with light sensitivity, and the App has built in screen reading, to make it easier to understand the questions and the answer options.