Your face and voice, ready whenever they need it
The Again, With Love app lets you record short messages of reassurance that a loved one living with dementia can play back anytime, in your own familiar voice. The app is built and working. A closed test is configured, no family has started testing yet, and nothing has launched.
The same question, asked again and again
With dementia, short-term memory can fade while feelings stay. A loved one may ask the same anxious question many times an hour, because in that moment they truly do not remember the last answer. Reassuring them each time is loving work, and it can wear you down.
- “Where are you?”
- “Am I okay?”
- “When are you coming home?”
- “Is everything alright?”
Again, With Love does not replace you. It carries your reassurance for the moments you cannot be there in person, or when you simply need to take a breath.
Three simple steps
Record once, in your own voice
In the app, record short video or audio answers to the questions your loved one asks most, calm and familiar, in your own face and voice.
Hand them the device
It's designed to switch into a simple, full-screen mode with big, clear buttons, no menus or settings to get lost in. The design goal is to keep your person on that one screen until you step out of it.
They tap, and you are there
When worry strikes, they tap a button and see your face and hear your voice. The answers are saved on the phone and play offline, any time of day or night.
Two minutes inside the app
A screen recording of the app, made on 30 July 2026: recording an answer, handing over the device in its locked mode, and a tap playing the answer back.
This is a demonstration using sample family data. No real family and no patient information appears. The names and the usage figures on screen are demo content, not a record of anyone using the app.
Two minutes. Sound is used once, when a recorded answer plays.
What it looks like right now
Real screens from the app, taken 30 July 2026. Every screen shows demo content, never a real family's information.
The caregiver's home screen, listing the answers already recorded. Demo data.
Recording an answer in your own voice, with a prompt to keep it short and calm.
Built-in artwork, for families who would rather not appear on camera.
The readiness check before you hand the device over. It reports what is not ready, rather than showing all green.
How to leave the locked screen. Shown to the caregiver, not to the person in care.
- The answers are saved on the phone itself, so they play offline at any hour
- One simple, locked screen by design
- No ads and no third-party trackers
- The app ships with 45 language files
Every screen the person in care can see is translated into all 45 languages, and a build check keeps it that way. The caregiver's own newer screens still fall back to English in the non-English sets, which are machine-translated and not human-reviewed. The answers themselves are always in the family's own language, because the family records them.
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