Check in on your memory

Complete a personalized cognitive assessment and discover the next steps that may be right for you.

Self-guided Β· Personalized Β· 7-9 minutes

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65,000+

Users worldwide

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Average user rating

A short, guided assessment

The assessment combines several elements to better understand your situation.

1. Complete the cognitive tasks

A short set of self-guided cognitive tasks, including memory and attention exercises.

2. Tell us about your experience

Describe what you've noticed about your memory through conversational experience.

3. Complete your profile

Answer few questions about your health, background and other factors that may help put your results into context.

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What you will receive:

  • Your cognitive results

    See how you performed on the tasks included in your assessment.

  • Your personalized profile

    Put your results into context with what you've told us about your memory, health and background.

  • Your next-step recommendation

    Get personalized recommendation on what you may want to consider doing next.

"Very interesting, I'll be back tomorrow."

Woman, 68

"Reassured because it felt very simple."

Woman, 72

"Great interface!"

Man, 65

"It reassured me."

Woman, 61

"It's interesting and helps avoid self-doubt."

Woman, 74

"Perfect for me and very comforting."

Man, 70

"Very simple."

Woman, 66

"Loved it."

Woman, 63

"I found the session quite pleasant."

Man, 69

"Very interesting, I'll be back tomorrow."

Woman, 68

"Reassured because it felt very simple."

Woman, 72

"Great interface!"

Man, 65

"It reassured me."

Woman, 61

"It's interesting and helps avoid self-doubt."

Woman, 74

"Perfect for me and very comforting."

Man, 70

"Very simple."

Woman, 66

"Loved it."

Woman, 63

"I found the session quite pleasant."

Man, 69

"Very interesting, I'll be back tomorrow."

Woman, 68

"Reassured because it felt very simple."

Woman, 72

"Great interface!"

Man, 65

"It reassured me."

Woman, 61

"It's interesting and helps avoid self-doubt."

Woman, 74

"Perfect for me and very comforting."

Man, 70

"Very simple."

Woman, 66

"Loved it."

Woman, 63

"I found the session quite pleasant."

Man, 69

Your assessment is a starting point, not an endpoint

Depending on your results and situation, your next step may include:

Continue with a personalized cognitive routine

Build regular practice into your routine.

Consider speaking with a healthcare professional

If your situation suggests that medical advice may be appropriate, we'll let you know.

Explore research opportunities

If relevant, you may have the opportunity to see whether you could match ongoing research studies.

Built on science. Trusted by people. Connected to research.

Built by neuroscientists

DocMemo was founded by neuroscientists with a background at the Paris Brain Institute. Its founder, Stanley Durrleman, led a research team for more than 15 years at the intersection of artificial intelligence and neuroscience and has authored more than 100 scientific publications and several patents. DocMemo is developed in close collaboration with a scientific team including neurologists and neuropsychologists.

Meet the science behind DocMemo

Connected to clinical research

DocMemo works with more than 12 research centers around the world, with a growing network of participating sites. More than 1,000 people have been connected with research centers through DocMemo, supporting recruitment for more than 10 clinical studies.

Your privacy matters

Your personal information is never sold to third parties. For research opportunities, contact information is shared with participating research sites only with your authorization and for the purpose of participating in a clinical study.

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DocMemo's assessment is designed to provide information and guidance. It is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional. If you are concerned about significant or rapidly changing memory problems, speak with a healthcare professional.