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Recallify in the press
Coverage of Recallify, our founders and our research: professional and national press, university news, and clinical and community podcasts.
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In the press
Press coverage
Articles, interviews and news items about Recallify and its founders, newest first.
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Oxford Alumni (QUAD)
Sarah Rudebeck: New College alumna wins a prestigious grant to help children with special educational needs
Interview on the Innovate UK Women in Innovation Award and the year-long classroom trial of Recallify it funds for pupils with special educational needs.
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New College, Oxford
Old Member Dr Sarah Rudebeck wins £75,000 award for AI learning tool
College news on the Innovate UK award to turn Recallify into a classroom tool for children with special educational needs.
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Boss Today
How Today's Leaders Are Using AI to Find Future Opportunities
Matthew Kayser's piece on how leaders use AI to spot opportunities quotes Berkan Sesen on mapping demand from search and usage data, which surfaced the multiple sclerosis and EdTech communities and led to the Innovate UK grant.
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Royal Holloway, University of London
From clinic to classroom: Alumna Sarah Rudebeck wins Innovate UK Award to support young people with SEND
Alumni news on the £75,000 award and the plan to adapt Recallify for secondary school pupils with SEND.
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Med-Tech Insights
NHS Psychologist wins £75k Innovate UK award to build AI tool for SEND pupils
Trade press report on the award, the Recallify Classroom project and the independent safeguarding review it includes.
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The Psychologist (British Psychological Society)
From clinic to code: Why psychologists must shape AI in cognitive rehabilitation
Sarah Rudebeck's essay in the Voices in Psychology series argues that psychologists should lead the design of AI tools in cognitive rehabilitation, and describes how Recallify came out of clinical practice.
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The Mirror US
Life expectancy of Bruce Willis' condition and devastating way it attacks body
Sarah Rudebeck, introduced as a senior clinical psychologist and co-founder of Recallify, quoted on aphasia and frontotemporal dementia in Ellie Hook's report.
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Business Age
My Big Idea: AI memory and learning platform Recallify
Founder interview in the My Big Idea series: the gap Recallify was built to close, how it has grown through word of mouth and what comes next.
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Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Brain injury survivors help shape new medical technologies
CUH news on the NIHR Brain Injury HealthTech Research Centre's patient panels, quoting Sarah Rudebeck on how survivors' feedback changed Recallify's design. Republished by Cambridge Network.
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PreSeed Now
Recallify wants to make AI work for an often ignored userbase
Martin Bryant's start-up profile of Recallify, on building AI for people whom productivity tools have left behind.
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Stewarts
UKABIF annual awards ceremony and conference spotlights innovation in brain injury rehabilitation
The law firm's report from the UKABIF awards names Recallify as winner of the Mike Barnes Award for Innovation. Also carried by Lexology.
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NIHR Brain Injury HealthTech Research Centre
UKABIF Summit 2024: Recap
The Centre's summit recap congratulates Sarah Rudebeck and Berkan Sesen on winning the UKABIF innovation award with Recallify.
Listen
Podcasts
Conversations about memory, ADHD, brain injury and building Recallify.
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ADHD Women's Wellbeing Podcast
Ep 325: Why Can't I Remember Anything? Understanding ADHD, working memory and mental load, with Sarah Rudebeck
Kate Moryoussef and Sarah Rudebeck on working memory in ADHD, why forgetting is not a character flaw, and the external supports that help.
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ADHDUK podcast
Episode 4: Memory with Sarah Rudebeck (a science one)
Sarah Rudebeck on the science of memory, what the research says about memory aids, and why she decided to build one.
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What memory...? podcast
Short memory...? Ep 92: Recallify, part 1
Stroke survivors Josh Reed and Stephen Masters review Recallify as a brain injury memory app, including Stephen's experience of using it in the NIHR feasibility study.
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The Neuro Clinic
Recallify: an AI powered memory aid
Ingram Wright talks to Sarah Rudebeck and Berkan Sesen about building Recallify and its use in rehabilitation and everyday memory support.
Listen on Apple Podcasts · Listen on Buzzsprout · Our write-up
Recognition
Awards and recognition
Grants and awards behind the product and the research.
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Innovate UK
Women in Innovation Award
A £75,000 award to Sarah Rudebeck, one of 61 winners from 1,590 applications, funding Recallify Classroom for pupils aged 11 to 18 with special educational needs and disabilities.
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NIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research)
Invention for Innovation (i4i) FAST award
Funding for a 12-month, two-arm feasibility study of Recallify for self-management after acquired brain injury, run with Professor Andrew Bateman at the University of Essex, January 2026 to January 2027.
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TechRound
MedTech38 2025, no. 13
tinie.ai, Recallify's parent company, placed 13th in TechRound's MedTech38, its annual list of UK medtech start-ups.
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Bethnal Green Ventures
Tech for Good programme, spring 2025 cohort
Recallify's parent company tinie.ai joined Bethnal Green Ventures' spring 2025 Tech for Good cohort and completed the programme in May 2025.
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UKABIF
Mike Barnes Award for Innovation
Presented by the United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum for Recallify's work supporting people with acquired brain injury.
Where we speak
Talks and conferences
- MS-UK talk on cognitive difficulties in multiple sclerosis Sarah Rudebeck, at the invitation of MS-UK; slides and a written version on our site · Our write-up
- UCL Better Tech for Better Cognition Recallify demonstrated to clinicians, researchers and digital health founders
- National Head Injury Conference 2025 Sarah Rudebeck, Recallify: Innovating Neurorehabilitation with AI (recording)
- BPS Division of Neuropsychology Summit, Edinburgh Workshop: Neuropsychology and Digital Health Technology, Friend or Foe?
Media kit
For journalists
About Recallify
Recallify is a cognitive support platform built by clinical neuropsychologists. It helps people with ADHD, brain injury, memory difficulties and cognitive fatigue capture, remember and act on what matters, at home, in education and at work. Used by individuals and deployed by universities and employers.
Please use the description above unedited. Recallify is not a medical device and does not replace clinical care; please do not describe it as a treatment or a cure.
Contact
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