For parents
Your child has a list to learn. Here's how to help.
Without spending the whole evening on it, and without turning studying into an argument.
Why it helps
You learn a list mostly by testing yourself: trying to find the word, getting it wrong, trying again. Rereading isn't enough. That's exactly what MemoCard does, in small doses.
And since the list is on their phone, there's no way to leave it at school.
The secret is consistency: a little every day rather than everything the night before.
A routine that takes ten minutes
The day the list is handed out
Your child copies it into the app. That's already a first review.
Every evening, a few minutes
One round of flashcards, no more. The goal is to see the list often, not for long.
The night before the test
One pass in Learn mode for spelling, then you quiz them with the PDF.
What you want to know
Free
Nothing to pay to use MemoCard.io.
Data in France
Accounts and lists are hosted on servers in France.
Short sessions
Designed to fit into a student's schedule, between two pieces of homework.
Your questions
Does my child need an account?
Yes. The account is free and lets them keep their lists and their progress.
From what age?
As soon as they can read and type a few words on a phone. For younger children, make the first list together.
How can I follow their progress?
Progress is shown on each list, in the app. The easiest way: take a look with them.
How do I delete an account?
Write to us at contact@memocard.io, and we'll tell you what to do.
Ready for the next list?
Install MemoCard.io on your child's phone, or on yours. It's free.
