Remember Later

Prospective-memory exercise. Keep an intention in mind while sorting words, and respond when the matching cue appears.

How it works

Prospective memory is remembering to carry out an intention. This game combines an ongoing sorting task with an additional cue to remember.

Read the in-game instructions before beginning. You can return home between exercises; there is no requirement to finish all four in one visit.

Understanding your result

A game score does not establish that you will remember medication or other important tasks. Keep your usual reminders and support systems.

Practice effects in a game do not by themselves prove improvement in everyday memory or prevention of cognitive decline. If you are concerned about a change in memory, speak with a qualified health professional.

Cost and saved progress

This exercise is free. It runs in a modern browser, requires JavaScript, and has no sign-up. Your saved game progress remains on this device in this browser. Clearing browser data can remove it.

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