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Tarasha offers short, structured cognitive activities for senior citizens — especially those navigating life after a stroke or other cognitive changes. Sessions span memory, attention, language, inhibition and focus, with difficulty that adapts as you go and objective scoring so engagement is visible to the person and their caregivers. It runs in any browser, nothing to install. Note: Tarasha is not a treatment or a claim of recovery — it's a calm, accessible way to stay mentally engaged.
Tarasha started while supporting a family member through life after a stroke. We kept looking for something to do together to stay mentally engaged — but the options were either clinical and hard to access, or generic brain games clearly aimed at a different audience.
Tarasha is a free web app built for senior citizens, particularly those living with cognitive changes after a stroke. Sessions move across memory, attention, language, inhibition and focus. Most activities are scored objectively — line-tracing is measured geometrically, and the clap game is a real go/no-go attention test, while some allow the caregiver to provide input. The difficulty adapts gently, so sessions stay meaningful for the person and visible to caregivers.
To be clear: Tarasha is not a medical device, a treatment, or a claim of recovery. It's about calm, consistent engagement. I'd love your feedback on the activities and what you'd want next
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About Tarasha on Product Hunt
“Cognitive engagement for senior citizens”
Tarasha was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #41 on the daily leaderboard. Tarasha offers short, structured cognitive activities for senior citizens — especially those navigating life after a stroke or other cognitive changes. Sessions span memory, attention, language, inhibition and focus, with difficulty that adapts as you go and objective scoring so engagement is visible to the person and their caregivers. It runs in any browser, nothing to install. Note: Tarasha is not a treatment or a claim of recovery — it's a calm, accessible way to stay mentally engaged.
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Anurag Krishna
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Tarasha started while supporting a family member through life after a stroke. We kept looking for something to do together to stay mentally engaged — but the options were either clinical and hard to access, or generic brain games clearly aimed at a different audience.
Tarasha is a free web app built for senior citizens, particularly those living with cognitive changes after a stroke. Sessions move across memory, attention, language, inhibition and focus. Most activities are scored objectively — line-tracing is measured geometrically, and the clap game is a real go/no-go attention test, while some allow the caregiver to provide input. The difficulty adapts gently, so sessions stay meaningful for the person and visible to caregivers.
To be clear: Tarasha is not a medical device, a treatment, or a claim of recovery. It's about calm, consistent engagement. I'd love your feedback on the activities and what you'd want next