My Day
A free resource · Prototype
A calm view of today
When the shape of a day slips out of focus — the date, what happens next, whether someone is coming — a calm screen can help. My Day answers one gentle question, “what’s happening right now?”: the greeting, the time, the day and date, where you are, and what’s on now and next. No menus, nothing to search for.
It opens in a new tab in your language, and works on a phone, tablet or computer — even offline once it’s open.
What it does
- One calm screen — a greeting by name, a big clock, the day and date, and where they are: “Good morning, John. Today is Thursday. You’re at home.”
- “Right now” and “next” shown large, with the whole day laid out in order and a small needle that tracks the time down the schedule.
- A carer sets it up — the day’s plan and reassuring reminders — with bigger text, high contrast, a seeing-side layout, read-aloud, and an optional companion that changes with the hours.
Who it’s for
Anyone who finds the day harder to hold onto — after a stroke, with dementia or memory changes — and the families and carers beside them. No sign-up, no cost, nothing to install.
Also from Valora Parentis — My Companion: a gentle daily check-in so you know a parent living alone is okay. See My Companion →
Free, and a work in progress
This is an early prototype we’re sharing openly in the hope it helps. It’s a calm way to see the day — not an alarm, a medical reminder or a care service, and it replaces nothing already in place. Use it, share it, and tell us what would make it better.