For long-distance caregivers and families
Be a great caregiver from anywhere. RecallCue turns a tablet you already own into a clear, connected day clock — and puts every reminder, photo, playlist and video call in your hands.
WHEN
Manage everything from the RecallCue Connect app on your phone, and it appears automatically on their day clock. Nothing for them to tap, swipe, or learn.
Families often compare RecallCue with standard day clocks, senior tablets, and smart displays. Here is how the options differ.
| Capability | | Simple dayclocks | Senior tablets | Smart displays |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dementia-friendly day clock | Yes | Yes | LimitedLimited Clock apps vary | No No dementia-specific orientation mode |
| Remotely managed reminders | Yes | No | LimitedLimited | LimitedLimited |
| Family messages & photos | Yes | No | Yes | LimitedLimited |
| Unlimited video calls with auto-answer | Yes Auto-answer option | No | Yes | Yes |
| Music and file sharing | Yes | No | LimitedLimited | LimitedLimited Voice requests |
| Uses a tablet you already own | Yes | No | No | No |
| Set up in an afternoon — no shipping | Yes | No | No | No |
| Typical cost | From $8.25/mo Start Free Trial | $60–$190 | ~$299 + $25/mo | ~$90-$299 + ~$25/mo |
Comparisons are generalized by product category from publicly available
information; individual products vary.
Prices are approximate and may change. Some RecallCue capabilities
require the Pro plan.
Watch real conversations, demonstrations, and stories about staying connected while supporting someone with memory loss.
Alzheimer's Speaks Radio Making Care & Engagement Easier Host Lori La Bey talks with Dani Waxman about building RecallCue while caring for a family member living with dementia. Read & listen on Alzheimer’s Speaks 
Today's Caregiver Interview with Dani Waxman Gary Edward Barg talks with Dani Waxman about RecallCue — the day clock that helps families send messages, reminders, photos, and more. Read the interview on Caregiver.com Dear families,
RecallCue began at our own kitchen table, when my family was trying to help a parent stay oriented and connected through the day. The hardest part wasn’t the big moments, it was the small, constant ones: what day it is, who’s coming by, whether anyone remembered to say good morning. So I built a clock that always knows the answer, and a way for the rest of us to be in the room even when we couldn’t be. It has grown since then, but the point has never changed: this isn’t software for managing someone. It’s a way of staying close.
With love and respect,
To get started with RecallCue, simply download the app on
an iPad or Android tablet.
We recommend using a screen size of at least 9.7″.
Plan includes:
All free features plus:
15-day free trial
Start free trialCancel anytime. The Basic day clock stays free forever.
Yes. For the best experience, we recommend using a dedicated tablet for the Day Clock and keeping it plugged into a power source.
No. Only the person who created the account needs to upgrade to Pro. They can invite other family members or caregivers to the same account, and everyone on that account can use the Pro features and interact with the day clock.
Yes. The RecallCue Day Clock app can display in over 10 languages. The Connect app is currently available in English, but you can send messages to the Day Clock in any language. If you need a language that isn’t currently supported, we’re happy to consider adding it.
Like Dayclox Dementia Clocks, RecallCue offers a large, easy-to-read clock with the day, date, time, and time of day. RecallCue Pro goes further by letting family members and caregivers manage the day clock directly from their phone. You can send reminders, messages, photos, video calls, music, calendar events, and more, helping your loved one feel more oriented, connected, and supported at home.
