For anyone caring for someone with dementia
Dementia Diary is a warm, private noticeboard for dementia carers — jot down each day, keep track of what's changing, and hold onto the story of the person you love.
★ Private · Free · Made for family carers
Everything that helps with day-to-day dementia care, kept together on one friendly board.
A quick note each day — mood, sleep, meals, meds, and moments to keep.
See how the days are trending — handy for you and for the GP.
Who they are and what helps — ready to share with anyone lending a hand.
Medications and key people, together and easy to find.
Trusted places to turn for advice and a kind voice.
Your own private board — nothing shared, nothing sold.
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With dementia, small changes are easy to miss. A quick daily note gathers into a picture worth having — one to look back on, and to share with a GP or family.
"Carers give so much, often quietly and alone. This is a small way to lighten the load — to help you remember, notice, and feel a bit more supported."
This is personal — built to keep what you record safe, and yours.
A few things people often want to know.
Family and friends caring for someone living with dementia — built around everyday caring, not clinical use.
No — it's free to create an account and use.
Yes. Everything sits behind your own password-protected account and is visible only to you.
Each carer has their own account today. Shared access for family is planned.
No — it's a personal organiser. For health matters, speak to your GP. In an emergency, call 999.
Dementia Diary