For families living with dementia

A gentle place
to remember

Soft pictures, old songs, and gentle questions — to spark the stories worth keeping, at your own pace.

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Who this is for

You are not alone in this

Memory Lane was built for the people sitting beside someone they love — searching for a way to reach them.

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Adult children

You are managing your own life while trying to care for a parent who is no longer quite the person you knew. You want more good moments together while they are still possible.

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Spouses and partners

You are grieving someone who is still here. The silences are getting longer. Memory Lane gives you something to do together — something gentle, something that brings them back.

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Family caregivers

You spend hours with your loved one but do not always know what to talk about. Memory Lane fills those hours with music, memories, and moments of real connection.

"I watched how a familiar song could bring someone back. How the right question could unlock a story nobody knew was still there."

I spent six years working in dementia care — in homes, in hospitals, in the quiet hours when families did not know what to say. I held hands with people who could not remember my name but could still sing every word of a song from 1952.

I built Memory Lane because I have seen what reminiscence therapy can do. And I wanted every family — not just the ones with access to professional carers — to have that same gentle tool at their fingertips.

There are no right or wrong answers here. No pressure. No clinical language. Just a warm, beautiful space where memories can surface in their own time.

— Built with love, by someone who has been in that room with you.

What is inside

Everything a family needs

Memory Lane is a beautiful interactive experience — not a PDF, not a workbook. Something you open together and explore.

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Six decades of memories

From the 1930s to the 1980s — era-matched pictures, settings, and prompts that feel instantly familiar.

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A working jukebox

Six songs per decade — real music from the era, playable directly in the app. Watch their face change when they hear a favourite.

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Gentle memory prompts

Over 100 carefully written questions to spark conversations — things like "Tell me about a Saturday afternoon at the diner."

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Old sayings and phrases

Fill-in-the-blank sayings from their era. Completing familiar phrases is a well-known way to engage long-term memory.

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Personal photo upload

Add a photo of your loved one to make the experience completely personal. Prints beautifully with their memory.

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Upload their favourite songs

Add songs that are personal to your family — a first dance, a family favourite — alongside the era music.

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Print a memory

Write a memory together and print it as a beautiful keepsake — something physical to treasure.

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Use it again and again

One purchase, lifetime access. Use it every visit, every afternoon, as many times as you need.

Families say

"We put on We'll Meet Again and Mum sang every single word. She hasn't spoken a full sentence in weeks. I cried the whole way home — but they were good tears."

— SARAH, DAUGHTER OF A DEMENTIA PATIENT, KENT

Simple, honest pricing

One price. Forever.

No subscriptions. No monthly fees. Pay once and use Memory Lane as many times as you need, for as long as you need it.

Lifetime access
£27

One-off payment — use it forever

  • All six decades — 1930s to 1980s
  • 36 era-matched songs in the jukebox
  • Over 100 gentle memory prompts
  • Old sayings and fill-in-the-blank phrases
  • Personal photo and song upload
  • Print a beautiful memory keepsake
  • Works on any phone, tablet, or computer
  • Lifetime access — use it again and again
Get Memory Lane — £27

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Questions answered

You might be wondering

What exactly do I get when I buy?

You get lifetime access to the Memory Lane web app. You can use it on any phone, tablet, or computer — just open the link and you are in. No downloads, no installs.

Do I need to be tech-savvy to use it?

Not at all. Memory Lane was designed to be as simple as possible. If you can tap a picture, you can use it. Many families use it on a tablet propped up beside their loved one.

What decades does it cover?

The 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Each decade has its own era-matched pictures, music, and memory prompts — so it works for people now in their 50s all the way through to their 90s.

What if my loved one is in a later stage of dementia?

Memory Lane is gentle by design. There are no right or wrong answers and no pressure. Even in later stages, familiar music and images can spark responses that nothing else reaches. Many families find the music section works beautifully even when conversation is difficult.

Is this a one-off payment or a subscription?

One-off, forever. Pay £27 once and use Memory Lane as many times as you need. No monthly charges, no surprises.

Who created this?

Memory Lane was created by someone who spent six years working in dementia care — in homes, in hospitals, alongside families just like yours. It is built from real experience, not theory.

The good moments matter

Start a conversation
worth keeping

You cannot stop what is happening. But you can make the most of the time you have. Memory Lane gives you something beautiful to do together — today.

Get Memory Lane — £27