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A phone for people with dementia — so they can call you again

You have tried a simpler phone for the elderly. You have written numbers on notes. You have put one contact at the top of the list. This is the next thing to try — with dementia, aphasia or after a stroke — and it works differently.

Adult daughter in a bright kitchen calling her parent

Nothing to learn

The face is the instruction. Anyone who recognises their children in a photo can use CallByFace.

Nothing can break

Settings are locked. Apps cannot be installed. The phone looks the same every morning.

You stay in control

You and the person who will use the phone choose together who the six faces are, and which number the emergency button dials.

Keep the phone you have

No new hardware to buy, no new plan to sign.

First: is CallByFace really what you need?

If your relative still texts, takes photos or banks on their phone, they should keep it — try larger text, fewer apps on the home screen and speed-dial contacts first. CallByFace is for when that route has been tried and the phone still cannot be used to call and answer.

Order CallByFace

Pay online — the QR code and a step-by-step guide are emailed right after.

Order CallByFace
  • 90-day money-back guarantee
  • No lock-in, no subscription
  • Works on most Android phones from 2019 onwards — see the requirements