For seniors

A senior clock that makes the day clear again

As we get older, days blur together more easily. mipaz.online shows in extra large letters which day it is, the date, the part of the day and the time — with no icons, notifications or menus.

Why older people find support in this clock

Large and high contrast

Letters and digits are so large and high contrast that they stay readable from the armchair, even with reduced vision.

Written out in full

'Tuesday 12 March' instead of abbreviations or number strings: nothing to work out, nothing to doubt.

Part of day in words

Morning, afternoon, evening or night in words. That helps most when waking up in the dark.

No operation needed

The clock never needs setting, unlocking or updating. It always does the same thing.

A calm rhythm

A constant display supports fixed habits: meals, medication, visits and bedtime.

Independence

Someone who can read the time themselves asks less and stays in charge of their own day.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from an ordinary wall clock?: An ordinary clock only shows the hour. mipaz.online also shows day, date and part of the day, giving the whole day context instead of just a moment.
Is the clock suitable for poor eyesight?: Yes. The display uses a large typeface with high contrast and no distracting decoration or colour accents.
Does anything need to be set up?: No. The clock works straight away and keeps time itself, even after a power cut.