Family Safety AI + Memory Brain

Digital services extending the farm’s care experience into everyday cognitive training and family support

Jointly researched and developed by Healing Farm Jigeum and WAY Co., Ltd., these digital care services support multisensory cognitive training for older adults and help families stay informed about their wellbeing. Users can choose between Family Safety AI and Memory Brain according to their needs.

Participants

Older adults, families, and welfare or care organizations

Access

Mobile apps (App)

Focus

Cognitive training, family check-ins, and digital care

Joint research and development

Healing Farm Jigeum × WAY Co., Ltd.

Professional approach

The project brings together Healing Farm Jigeum’s experience in sensory, cognitive, and relational care farming with WAY’s digital cognitive training technology. Multisensory training developed through their joint research is incorporated into both apps, extending the farm’s approach to care into everyday life.

Resources

Family Safety AI
The app helps families check on older relatives by monitoring everyday patterns such as walking, movement, and phone use, with alerts when unusual changes are detected. It includes location and safe-zone checks, SOS requests, and light cognitive exercises such as reaction games, initial-letter quizzes, and puzzles, together with training reports.

The basic app and cognitive exercises are free. Some family check-in features based on daily activity require a paid pass.

Memory Brain
The app provides 15 minutes of personalized daily training across eight cognitive domains, including memory, language, and orientation. It offers 32 exercises, five difficulty levels, AI-based result analysis, and tactile training. Large text and voice guidance support use on smartphones and tablets, including within care organizations.

Professional cognitive training requires paid access, which is separate from downloading the app.

Joint research and outcomes

Shim Jaehee co-authored the 2023 research report on the effectiveness of multisensory digital cognitive training and the 2024 paper on a multisensory cognitive training program for older adults at G Welfare Center. In 2023, training conducted at Cheongju Gagyeong Senior Welfare Center examined changes in participants’ cognitive function before and after the program.

Related achievements of development partner WAY include patent applications for occupational-therapy-based cognitive training platforms, a Korea R&D Innovation Award and age-friendly innovative product certification for Memory Brain and Family Safety AI in 2024, and a registered patent for a family-care platform in 2025.

Access and enquiries

On the iOS App Store, Family Safety AI may still appear under its former Korean name, “가족주치의”.

Both apps support cognitive training and family care. They are not medical devices and do not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

For organizational use or integration with farm programs, please provide your organization’s name, intended participants, and purpose.