Design Recall
Rebuild a dot-to-dot design one tap at a time — each tap connects a line from the last dot. No dragging needed. The timer starts on the first tap. A practice tool, not an assessment.
Preview — each round gets a fresh design
About Design Recall
Design Recall is a cognitive stimulation exercise for visual memory and construction: a dot-to-dot design appears on a lattice of dots, and the task is to rebuild it — line by line, one tap at a time, each tap connecting a straight line from the previous dot. Copy mode keeps the design visible for pure construction practice; recall mode shows it for a set exposure, optionally adds a silent delay, and then asks for it back from memory — the two things a printed pattern card can’t do for itself. Where the sibling Pattern Recall tool asks where the lit cells were, Design Recall asks you to rebuild what was drawn.
It’s built for occupational therapists, caregivers, and anyone practicing memory and visuoconstruction, and it runs in any browser with no setup — open it and go. Everything is tap-only, with no dragging or steady tracing required, and scoring compares the drawn lines to the design exactly. Design Recall is a practice and cognitive stimulation tool, not a standardized assessment, and no patient information is collected or stored.