MemoryHub is an Android application designed to support people with dementia (PWD) through reminiscence therapy.
It features interactive memory-based games, such as a matching game, that use personal images to stimulate engagement and recall.

• Matching Game and Puzzle Game with adjustable difficulty (Easy / Medium / Hard)
• Personal Image Integration (Firebase storage integration)
• User Authentication (Firebase Authentication)
• Cloud Save for user settings and progress (Firebase Realtime Database / Firestore)

Follow these steps to set up and run MemoryHub locally.

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/MemoryHub.git
cd memory-hub

• Select File -> Open
• choose the cloned memory-hub folder

• Go to Firebase Console
• Click Add Project → name it MemoryHub.
• In your Firebase dashboard, click Add app → choose Android.
• Enter your app’s package name (You can find it under app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml).
• Click Register app.

• Download the google-services.json file from the Firebase setup page.
• Place it inside the project at app/google-services.json
• Make sure to sync gradle files (Run Ctrl+Shift+O, or there is a button to sync on Android Studio).

• Go to the Firebase Console → Build section, and enable:
  • Authentication
  • Realtime Database
  • Storage
• If using Realtime Database, you can start in Test Mode for local development.

• Connect your Android device (or start an emulator).
• Click Run ▶ in Android Studio.
• Log in or register a user.
• Explore our features!

MemoryHub was developed as a collaborative SFU Computing Science project.

• Heman Ho
• Mohnish Devarapalli
• Dhwanan Mirani
• Elliot Ye
• Ryan Zhou