Bring their years into the room.

Care homes write life stories, then the carer on at 18:00 has never met the person. Front Room turns the family's words into the music, films and places of their youth, and keeps track of what worked, so the next carer knows too.

Start with an example See Margaret's gallery

No sign-up. Use a fictional person: three ready-made “This is me” stories are one tap away.

How it works

Tell their story

Talk, type or paste a “This is me”, in any language. The Go-Between checks what it heard, asks what's missing, and steers clear of what hurts.

Their years, in a gallery

Qloo turns where and when they grew up into the songs, films, TV and places of their youth. Every card says what to say.

It learns what works

One tap logs calm, engaged, sang along, tearful or upset. What works rises; what upsets is paused and the family is asked.

For whoever's on next

A 30-second card before the shift or the visit: what works, what to avoid, what to talk about, and the checks first.

No one in mind? Start from a story

Pick a fictional person, say who is telling it, and their story waits in the chat, ready to send. The chat reads it, and Qloo looks up their years and places.

What it is, and isn't

  • Personal music beats generic: sharing it is about engagement and connection, logged by staff. It isn't music therapy or a treatment.
  • Only what the family confirms is kept. No surname, address, diagnosis or medication; Qloo gets places and years, never names.
  • Songs open on Spotify or YouTube; nothing is hosted here.