Memoryboard is a connected digital display that helps older adults live more independently while making caregiving easier for families. Through the Memoryboard app, family members can instantly share messages, photos, reminders, and daily schedules that appear on the display in a simple, easy-to-read format.
Inspired by the founders’ own experience caring for a loved one with dementia, Memoryboard was built to strengthen communication, reduce caregiver stress, and support aging in place. Today, more than 20,000 families across the United States use Memoryboard to stay connected with loved ones living with memory loss, dementia, or simply the challenges that come with aging.
Memoryboard was created to help older adults stay informed, connected, and supported throughout the day. Families and caregivers can remotely send photos, reminders, appointments, daily schedules, and personal messages directly to the Memoryboard. The information appears clearly on the screen without requiring the older adult to manage an app, answer a phone, or learn new technology. Our goal is to make everyday communication easier for families while helping older adults maintain greater confidence and independence.
Memoryboard is a Wi-Fi-connected digital display that keeps older adults connected with the people who matter most. Family members use the Memoryboard app to send messages, photos, reminders, and daily schedules from anywhere, helping loved ones maintain routines and feel supported throughout the day. Designed specifically for seniors and those living with memory loss, Memoryboard features a large, easy-to-read display and an intuitive interface that requires no smartphones, tablets, or technical experience to use.
Tyler Zanini is the co-founder of Memoryboard, a connected digital display that helps older adults and people living with memory loss stay informed, connected, and independent through messages, photos, reminders, and daily schedules shared by family members.
Inspired by his own family’s experience caring for his grandmother with dementia, Tyler co-founded Memoryboard alongside his father-in-law, David, to make caregiving simpler and more connected. Today, Memoryboard supports more than 20,000 families across the United States.
Tyler is passionate about building technology that is intuitive, accessible, and designed around the real needs of caregivers and older adults. He regularly shares insights on aging in place, dementia care, caregiving, and how thoughtful technology can help families stay connected.