Memory: Remember Names & Faces
Real memory techniques, not brain games. Learn one in 3 minutes a day, then use it on the people and numbers in your life.
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Learn the techniques memory champions use, one small step at a time, and carry them into real life.
Anchor each face to a vivid hook.
The Feature Hook method: pick one feature on a face, turn the name into a picture, and join the two in a scene you can see. Jack with thick eyebrows? A car jack cranking them up.
Real memory techniques, not brain games.
Short lessons with at most a few new hooks each, starting with the Link Method: chain things together in a weird little story, and the whole list comes back in order.
Number shapes and the Major System make digits stick.
Start with Number Shapes, where 2 looks like a swan, and build codes into short scenes. Later, the Major System turns digits into sounds and words, so longer numbers become stories too.
Save the people you meet and review their names.
Met someone new? Add their name, where you met, a feature and a hook. Memory brings them back for a quick review. It’s text only, with no photos, and it stays on your device.
Smart review brings hooks back before they fade.
Each hook comes back for a quick check, then again after longer and longer gaps as it sticks. Reviews are always free: they never cost hearts and are never behind a paywall.
A guided lesson shows you one small step, with pictures and a friendly fox.
Practice on names, lists and codes, then try it on the people you really meet.
Short reviews bring your hooks back just before you would lose them.
You’re in your first lesson within seconds. There’s no account, email or password.
People I Met is stored on your device. No photos, no face recognition, no contacts access.
Progress you earn is never taken away, not for a missed day and not for a wrong answer.
Clear prices, cancel anytime, and a reminder before a free trial ends. Ads are optional rewarded videos only, and never shown to Pro.
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