The Wendy Companion

Dementia care, gently brought together

One warm, accessible app uniting carers, families and professionals around a dignity-first care plan. Coming soon — join the early-access waitlist.

A person using The Wendy Companion app on a smartphone

Built for real, everyday care

The Wendy Companion is designed with carers, for carers — and especially with the needs of people living with Lewy Body and other dementias in mind. Big, clear text. Gentle prompts. No jargon. Just genuine help, when and where you need it.

  • Designed for cognitive accessibility
  • Coordinates the whole carer circle
  • Grounded in dignity and lived experience

What's inside the Companion

Daily Routine & Reminders

Gentle prompts for medication, meals, appointments and hydration — reducing anxiety for the whole household.

Medication Tracking

Simple, large-print medication schedules carers can manage from anywhere.

Life Story & Memory Book

Capture photos, voices and stories to ground identity and spark joyful reminiscence.

Safe & Found

Optional location awareness and 'this is home' cues for moments of disorientation.

Carer Circle

Coordinate family, friends and professional carers around one shared, loving plan.

Calm Tools

Music, breathing and grounding activities tailored to Lewy Body and other dementias.

Early Access

Join the waitlist

Be among the first Australian families to try The Wendy Companion. We'll only email you about early access.

Common questions

A few things families often ask about the Companion.

Stay connected with hope.

Join our community for carer tips, dementia resources and updates on The Wendy Companion.

The Wendy Project — Dementia, Dignity & Hope

Dementia, Dignity & Hope. Supporting Australian families, carers and people living with dementia — inspired by Wendy, founded with love by Karen.

Reach Out

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