Set up for yourself or a loved one
Add your own contact details, interests and familiar people and places, or help a loved one add theirs, to personalize conversations.
Inspired by Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST)
Amigo is an AI memory care companion that calls you on your phone for guided memory care sessions whenever you want and analyse your cognitive fitness evolution day after day.
Inspired by CST. Not a treatment for dementia or a replacement for professional care.

Language indicators stayed near her usual range. Energy indicators were lower across two sessions. Review the conversation context.
The product
When a loved one has dementia, it is hard to make cognitive stimulation a regular part of their day. Amigo brings CST-inspired activities to their existing phone: familiar memories, guided storytelling and prompts to use language and express ideas.
How the program works
Set up Amigo for yourself or a loved one. Use the app to choose the schedule and follow wellness indicators over time. Amigo delivers three structured sessions per week on an existing mobile or landline.
Add your own contact details, interests and familiar people and places, or help a loved one add theirs, to personalize conversations.
Select three recurring call times for yourself or a loved one. You can update the schedule at any time.
You or your loved one answer an existing mobile or landline. Each 10–15 minute call uses personalized prompts about familiar topics.
The family app shows cognitive wellness trends, mood and energy indicators, session summaries and personalized alerts.

Session topic: childhood home and family routines
Conversation activities · familiar memoriesPersonalized cognitive stimulation
A favorite song, a childhood home, a family tradition: Amigo uses what matters to your loved one as the starting point for guided activities. Prompts invite them to recall details, describe people and places, put a story into words and share how they feel. Sessions happen on their usual phone, with no app for them to learn.
Insights for the family
Amigo analyzes what your loved one says and their speech patterns to generate cognitive, mood and engagement wellness indicators. A personal baseline makes it possible to follow changes across sessions, with trends and contextual alerts in the family app.
Amigo analyzes language and speech patterns across sessions — including vocabulary variety, verbal fluency, repetition and participation — to build cognitive wellness indicators and track changes against your loved one’s own baseline.
AI analysis of conversations brings together expressed mood, energy and engagement into wellness indicators. Follow patterns across sessions and see how they compare with your loved one’s usual range.
When wellness indicators move away from their personal baseline, or calls are repeatedly missed, Amigo highlights the change for the family with conversation context to help you check in.
Wellness indicators are AI-generated estimates, not validated clinical scores, diagnoses or measures of disease progression. Results may be inaccurate and are not a basis for medical decisions. Alerts support family check-ins, not emergency monitoring. Illustrative data shown.
A regular cognitive stimulation routine
10:00 AM · 12 min
Talk about familiar places, favorite moments and shared memories.
4:30 PM · 9 min
Share stories about people, places and everyday experiences.
11:00 AM · 14 min
Explore favorite music, hobbies and the people who matter.
For family members only
Family members use the app to schedule sessions, follow cognitive wellness and mood indicators over time, and review personalized alerts and session summaries. Your relative only answers the phone.
Language indicators stayed close to her personal baseline. Energy indicators were lower than usual. Review the session for context.
Medical expertise

Geriatric medicine
A geriatrician dedicated to the needs of older adults. He co-founded Senior Care of Colorado and is editor-in-chief of a textbook on person-centered, evidence-based geriatric medicine.

Cognitive neurology
Professor of Neurology at the University of Montpellier and head of its Memory Resources and Research Center. Her work focuses on Alzheimer’s disease, neurodegenerative disorders and biomarkers.

Medical innovation & mental health
A Harvard-trained physician and Chief Medical Officer at Kintsugi, working on voice biomarkers for mental health. He previously led innovation at Vituity and served on Stanford Medical School’s faculty.
The cognitive stimulation program
Three cognitive stimulation calls per week for them, with wellness trends and personalized alerts in the family app.
Amigo Cognitive Stimulation

3 weekly stimulation sessions, with wellness indicators, trends and contextual alerts for the family.
Program details
Still unsure? Talk to a family advisor.
No. The person receiving calls only needs an existing mobile or landline. You can use the Amigo app to set up calls for yourself or help a loved one get started.
No. Calls use open-ended prompts about familiar topics, without scoring answers. They are conversational activities, not memory tests or clinical assessments.
Amigo draws inspiration from conversation and reminiscence activities associated with cognitive stimulation therapy (CST). Calls explore familiar people, places, music and everyday life. Amigo is not a delivery of clinical CST, and evidence for clinician-led CST does not establish the effectiveness of Amigo.
Yes. In addition to the three scheduled calls each week, they can call Amigo on demand for another conversation.
You see cognitive wellness, mood and energy indicators, trends against your relative’s personal baseline, contextual alerts and session summaries. These AI-generated wellness estimates are not validated clinical scores or measures of disease progression. You can invite siblings or another trusted family member.
No. Amigo is an AI conversation service, not medical care. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, assess cognition or monitor disease progression. It does not replace professional care, human supervision or emergency services. If you have a health concern, contact a qualified clinician; in an emergency, contact local emergency services.
Amigo offers personalized cognitive stimulation activities inspired by CST. It is not FDA-cleared or FDA-approved to diagnose or treat dementia or any other condition, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Amigo is not clinician-delivered CST; research on CST does not establish clinical benefits for Amigo. Ask your relative’s care professional whether these activities are appropriate for them.

Start the program
Download the family app, set up your relative’s profile and choose three weekly call times. Your relative only needs to answer their phone.
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