
For me
Keep your day clear and stay independent. Jimmy tells you what's next before you have to remember it.
How Jimmy helps day to dayA calm, proactive daily assistant for people living with memory loss, early dementia, cognitive changes or brain injury — and for the families and caregivers who support them.

NEXT UP
Cards at 1:00 — Legion Hall. Today you're playing euchre.
Jimmy will remind you again at 12:30.
The difference
Keep Jimmy open with reminder sounds enabled. It can alert you to saved tasks and appointments, and repeat important reminders until you respond.
Today with Jimmy
Jimmy tells you first — you don't have to ask
8:00 AM
Take your morning medication
Reminding until you confirm
10:30 AM
Dr. Patel appointment — leave by 10:00
Directions ready
1:00 PM
Cards at the Legion Hall — today it's euchre
Location saved
6:00 PM
Call Margaret — it's her birthday
Family added this
Who Jimmy is for

Keep your day clear and stay independent. Jimmy tells you what's next before you have to remember it.
How Jimmy helps day to day
Help from three hours away or three doors down. Add reminders and review shared activity, then check in directly when needed.
Support a parent with Jimmy
Coordinate routines, appointments and reminders for the people you support, without endless phone calls.
Jimmy for caregivers
Everyday life
Jimmy handles the ordinary details that get harder to hold on to.
How Jimmy works
A few minutes with a family member: home address, trusted contacts, medications, appointments and the weekly rhythm.
Keep Jimmy open and test the reminder sound. Your saved reminders include the place, time and what is happening.
Connected family and caregivers can follow along with the shared plan and add reminders from wherever they are.
Support circle
Trusted family and caregivers can connect to an account, follow along with the shared plan, and add reminders and tasks. The person using Jimmy knows who is connected.
Jimmy is not an emergency-response or monitoring service. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.


Why Jimmy exists
My mother has dementia and my father has trouble remembering. They live about three hours away from me, so I can't be there to say “your appointment is at ten” or “it's cards today.”
They both use Jimmy, and my account is linked to theirs so I can help support them from where I live. They play cards every day at different locations — Jimmy reminds them of the time, the place, and which card game they're playing that day.
That's the whole idea: more independence for them, more peace of mind for the family.
What's inside
One calm place for the reminders, routines and people that make up a day.
Enable audible alerts while Jimmy is open, then press the Jimmy button to hear your saved reminder.
Daily, weekly and monthly routines repeat on their own, with editable intervals.
Where enabled, Jimmy keeps a reminder open until it's acknowledged, instead of quietly disappearing.
The dates that matter to a family, remembered in advance so there's time to call or send a card.
Ask Jimmy a question by typing or speaking, and get a plain, calm answer.
Trusted family and caregivers can connect, follow along and add reminders and tasks.
One large button opens directions to a saved home address when the day feels confusing.
Call a familiar person from the help screen without hunting through a contact list.
Light, friendly activities for keeping the mind busy and travel days organised.

Safety & privacy
Pricing
Start with a 14-day free trial, then choose Premium at $18.99, Plus at $29.99, or Family at $49.99 USD/month. SMS Alerts and extra capacity are available separately.
$18.99USD/month
Proactive reminders, routines, voice and chat.
$29.99USD/month
More voice time and room for a larger support circle.
$49.99USD/month
For a household and the trusted people who help.
In their words
Real notes from people who use Jimmy to support their parents.
“This app saved me stress and time. I know my parents are OK because I can follow along or receive alerts if they didn't follow their schedule. It's like having an assistant with them 24/7. I highly recommend this app.”
“I tried the 2-week trial and I was hooked. I have control, but my parents have an assistant to help remind them of their daily tasks. Best money I have spent. The stress relief was worth every penny.”
Questions
A chatbot waits for a question. Jimmy starts the conversation. It reminds you about medications, appointments, birthdays, anniversaries, routines, card games and tasks at the time they matter, and can keep following up until the reminder is acknowledged where that logic is enabled.
People living with memory loss, early dementia, cognitive changes, brain injury or stroke-related memory changes, or ordinary age-related memory difficulty — and the family members and caregivers who support them.
Yes. Trusted family members and caregivers can be connected to a support circle so they can follow along with the shared information and add reminders or tasks. It is coordinated support, not surveillance — the person using Jimmy knows who is connected.
Jimmy includes a home directions screen that opens directions to a saved home address in one tap, plus trusted contact buttons for calling someone familiar.
No. Jimmy is not an emergency-response, monitoring or medical service and must never be relied on in an emergency. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
No. Jimmy helps with everyday organisation and reminders. It does not diagnose, treat or give medical advice, and it is not a substitute for care from health professionals.
After the 14-day free trial, Premium is $18.99 USD/month, Plus is $29.99 USD/month, and Family is $49.99 USD/month. There is no free-forever plan. SMS Alerts are a separate $14.99 USD/month add-on, with optional SMS top-ups and additional helpers available.
You receive 14 days free. After the trial, choose Premium, Plus, or Family to keep using Jimmy's paid features.
Set it up together in a few minutes. More independence for them, more peace of mind for you.
Jimmy is a daily support app. It is not an emergency service and does not provide medical advice.