There are approximately 44 million people in the world suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, and more than 10 million new cases are reported each year.

If there is no drug treatment that can cure it just yet, it is nevertheless possible to identify and delay the evolution of the disease by 10 years.
This is made possible by early diagnosis through a series of digital tests and personalized follow-up.

Justine and Dominique Sauquet, mother and daughter, were interested in the tests and exercises proposed in retirement homes and came up with the idea of creating fun applications which could possibly detect the first symptoms of the disease and even fight them.

Moreover, as a volunteer, Justine spent a lot of time in retirement homes accompanying seniors in their hobbies and brain training every day. What she realized was that all the games at their disposal were old and not very engaging, or to say the least not fun at all!

It is from these observations that the brain training programs Scarlett, Clint and Coco originated. Their greatest assets are the cultural games adapted to all and for therapeutic purposes.