Cogimetry — engagement and observation in Voiced Memories
The engagement and observation layer inside Voiced Memories.
Cogimetry is built on personal photos and linked voice recordings. In each session, a person revisits their own memories through familiar prompts. Cogimetry quietly observes how they engage — response accuracy, response timing, and participation — across sessions.
Over time, a personal baseline takes shape. Every comparison is made only to that person's own prior sessions — not to a population average. The result is a private, longitudinal picture that belongs entirely to the individual.
Photo-first
Cognitively aware
Human-centred
Insight over time
How it works
Five simple steps, designed to feel like a visit — not a test.
- Step 1
Begin
Anyone can get started — on their own, with a family member, or through an organization. No referral needed.
- Step 2
Engage
The person revisits their own photos through warm, familiar memory prompts — in their own time, at their own pace.
- Step 3
Observe
Cogimetry quietly observes response accuracy and response timing across sessions — with no tests, no scores, no pressure.
- Step 4
Reflect
Over time, a personal baseline takes shape — compared only to the individual's own prior sessions, never to a population norm.
- Step 5
Share
The individual chooses who sees their data — a family member, a care partner, or a clinician — entirely on their own terms.
Why this matters
"When a person tells their story, something real happens — in the room, in the relationship, and over time."
Patterns emerge over time
Engagement patterns — how a person responds, how quickly, how consistently — can shift gradually. Observing those shifts early, against a personal baseline, creates a richer picture than a single clinical snapshot ever could.
Connection is the foundation
Reminiscence builds connection — between people, across generations, and within communities. That human foundation is what makes the engagement data meaningful.
Built with dignity
Privacy-first, consent-led, and designed in Canada with the people we serve.