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Project Description
Tagline: Reminiscence therapy where the interface is generated, one memory at a time.
Track: Track 2 — The Copilot That Ships
Lifebook is a copilot for elderly people doing reminiscence therapy. The user
speaks one memory aloud — “My wedding day in 1972, the jasmine flowers” — and
the copilot doesn’t just listen. It builds.
A memory card the social worker reads back to her, with editable date, place,
people, smells, and sounds. An illustrated watercolour storyboard of the
moment. Four follow-up questions picked for that memory only — never generic.
A 3D moment to step into. A chapter saved into her permanent Lifebook.
Every memory produces a different screen. The agent classifies the emotional
tone and generates a palette per chapter — muted dawn rose for a tender
memory of her daughter’s birth, warm gold for the wedding. Spacing, prompt
count, and contrast all adapt to elderly-accessibility constraints baked into
the agent prompt: WCAG AA contrast, 18px minimum text, 44px tap targets, no
agitating saturated reds.
The UI doesn’t exist until she remembers. That’s the whole product.