Stage 1 · introduction
Swipe, and you’ve met it
A new word with no exam. Right — I know it, left — not yet. Flip the card to see the translation. Go on, drag it.
Spaced repetition
Words that stay.
memuse decides when a word comes back — right before it slips away. All you give it is five minutes a day.
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How a word becomes yours
Three stages, and the word stays
A flashcard alone doesn’t teach. memuse walks every word from first sight to a confident answer from memory.
Stage 2 · learning
Spot it among four
The options look alike, with article traps: el or la. Miss, and you see the right answer at once — the word comes back later in the lesson.
Stage 2 · learning
Recall it and type it
Typing the word yourself is what makes it stick. A mistake is underlined right where it is, and the hint reveals the answer step by step.
Stage 3 · review
Answer from memory
Flip it, answer honestly — remembered or forgot. The schedule decides when you see the word again.
Lesson 3 · Introduction3 / 12
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new wordtap — translation
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I know it
Not yet
← Not yetI know it →
Lesson 3 · Learninground 1
ChoiceTyping
Pick the wordschool
Lesson 3 · Learninground 1
ChoiceTyping
Type it in Spanishschool
Correct answerla escuelala escuala
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Lesson 1 · Review5 / 13
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reviewtap — translation
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Scheduling
You don’t plan. The app does.
Every answer moves your next meeting with the word. Know it — it comes back in days, then weeks. Forgot — later today. Your daily queue holds only the words that are due.
The numbers are an example; real intervals come from FSRS and your answers.
review
la escuela
translation
school
Back
Habit
Five minutes a day
Open, answer, close. Your streak is counted on the server in your own time zone, and the daily goal and activity are always a tap away in your profile.
Learn together
Made a course? Send the link
Open a course to a friend, a student or a whole group. The link shows a postcard of the course, and joining is one tap. Lessons can open one at a time — the next one unlocks itself once the last is learned.
See who’s where
The participant list shows how many lessons each person has open and what access they have: the whole course or step by step. Changing it takes two taps.
And more
Everything else, when you need it
Conjugation trainer
Spanish verbs by tense: the table, short drills and the rule one tap away.
iOS app
The same memuse in a native shell — with haptics and the system theme.
Suggestions as you add
Type a word and the dictionary offers its translation and article.
Add a whole list
Paste a column of words and the cards appear at once, with repeats flagged.
Two palettes of one hue. Tap here, and this page switches too.
Russian and English
The interface speaks both; switch it in settings.
Your first lesson takes five minutes
Your account is created on first sign-in — no password to invent.
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