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Recall

Sector: Health tech
Services: Product design / Development
Language: English / French / Dutch

Recall is a living archive for people with cognitive decline: a screen at home that opens photographs, people and instructions with one tap of a card. The public site explains it to families in three languages; the workspace behind it lets children and carers add memories from their phones.

Two audiences, one product. Christine’s screen had to work with no mouse, no menus and nothing to remember, driven by a card and a remote. Her family’s workspace had to feel like a normal, fast web app on a phone. One design system holds both: warm paper, a single accent, mono labels, and a great deal of restraint.

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One product, two audiences: a person with dementia, and the family around them.

Recall is a screen at home opened with a card, and a workspace where the family adds the memories. The public site had to explain something unfamiliar to families, in three languages, without sounding like software.

Two readers: The public site speaks to families; the workspace behaves like an app on a phone.
Restraint: One design system for both: warm paper, one accent, mono labels.
Words: Plain language about cognitive decline, in three languages.
Build: Product site and family workspace, designed and developed together.