Senior SharpDaily brain games,
made for your parents.
Free. No ads. Works without internet. Big text and big buttons, in their own language.
Built by a son for his own parents
12 games across four everyday skills
The games are grouped into four skills. Each card shows where that skill comes up in everyday life.
- Remembering where the keys are
- Recalling names and phone numbers
- Keeping the shopping list in mind
- Staying on one task
- Following a recipe step by step
- Keeping up with a conversation in a busy room
- Spotting what doesn’t fit
- Noticing a wrong amount on a bill
- Thinking twice about a suspicious message
- Quick maths at the vegetable shop
- Counting change
- Checking the electricity bill
Each day’s workout is four short games, one from each skill.
Available in 10 languages
- English
- हिन्दी
- मराठी
- ગુજરાતી
- தமிழ்
- తెలుగు
- বাংলা
- ಕನ್ನಡ
- Español
- Français
Made for older eyes and hands
Text they can read
Large text, with three sizes to choose from.
Buttons they can hit
Every button is big, so a shaky finger still lands.
Nothing hidden
Four tabs at the bottom. No hidden menus, and Back is always a visible button.
Sound and vibration
Every tap gives a sound and a buzz. Both can be turned off.
Help for every game
Every game explains how to play, and the help button shows it again any time.
Dark mode
Easier on the eyes at night.
Why I built it
The brain games I found for my parents weren’t designed for older adults. So I built one myself, with big text, no ads, nothing to buy by mistake, and in their own language. Now it’s available for every parent.
— Vinay
Their privacy, in plain words
- No account and no sign-up.
- Their name stays on their phone. It is never sent anywhere.
- We only count anonymous app usage, never who is using it.
- No ads, so nothing pops up in the middle of a game.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. There are no ads and nothing to buy inside the app.
Does it need internet?
Only to download it. After that, the games work without internet.
My parent isn’t good with phones. Can they use it?
Set it up for them once: pick their language and type their name. After that, one big button on the home screen starts the day’s games.
Which languages does it support?
English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, Spanish and French.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. Senior Sharp is on Android phones through Google Play.
Set it up on your parent’s phone today
On a computer? Scan with your parent’s phoneto open it on Google Play.