Mim The bridge between diagnosis and daily life
What MiM Helps With
MiM is designed to support daily life in the early stages of cognitive change. It helps Travelers keep their rhythm and helps Supporters stay connected without hovering.
Inside MiM you’ll find tools that help with:
Daily Structure
A simple dashboard with routines, reminders, and gentle prompts that help guide the
Moments and Memory
Capture photos, thoughts, and daily highlights so important moments aren’t lost.
Reflection and Voice Notes
Speak instead of typing to record ideas, memories, or observations.
Brain Engagement
Puzzles, curiosity prompts, and activities that keep the mind active.
Support Circle
A small network of trusted people who can stay connected and see patterns without constant checking.
Helpful Guides
Simple how-to instructions for everyday tasks, devices, and routines.
Trusted Knowledge Library
A curated collection of current, evidence-based articles and resources designed to inform, not alarm. MiM focuses on clear, balanced information so Travelers and Supporters can learn and make decisions without being overwhelmed by fear-driven headlines.
Peace-of-Mind Tools
A scaffold for independence
MiM is also exploring optional safety features designed to give Travelers and Supporters additional confidence, such as location sharing and a one-tap help signal if someone becomes disoriented.
These features are currently being refined with Trailblazer families.
MiM is not a medical or emergency service. It is a daily life system designed to support independence while keeping people connected.
Where MiM Fits
When a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or another cognitive condition arrives, families are usually given two types of support:
Medical care
Neurologists, medications, scans, and clinical research.
Long-term care planning
Assisted living, memory care, and later-stage services.
But there is a large period in between.
Months or even years when someone is still living at home, still capable, still themselves in many ways. Daily life can become confusing and overwhelming.
That is the gap MiM is designed to fill.
MiM is not a treatment and it is not a care facility. It is a daily-life system that helps Travelers and Supporters create structure, purpose, and connection during the early stages of change.
It turns “What do we do now?” into a simple rhythm for the day.