MemoWord: SRS Flashcard Maker
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MemoWord: SRS Flashcard Maker for Vocabulary
By Irfan Rosli
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- Spaced repetition that uses Learned and Difficult marks
- Hands-free mode with pauses and repetitions for walking or driving
- Excel import for word lists, in the Premium tier
- Ready-made sets for IELTS, TOEFL, DELE, DELF and TOPIK
- Audio pronunciation for languages including Korean, Arabic and Hindi
- Free mode: up to 100 cards across two study modes
What MemoWord is and who it is for
MemoWord is an Android app for making flashcards of words in any language. The developer describes it as a personal vocabulary notebook and word organiser, with spaced repetition as its main review method.
According to the listing, the app is aimed at people preparing for language exams such as IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, DELE, DELF and TOPIK. It also names general learners of English, German, Spanish, French and more than 200 other languages.
The listing presents it as a way to keep a personal word list and review it in short sessions. Study can take place at a desk or away from it, using the hands-free and offline features described below.
Adding words to flashcards and word lists
The developer says cards can be created through dictation, translation and pronunciation. Users can also import their own word lists from Excel files.
Words can be grouped into custom lists, which the listing says can then be practised until they are learned. Users can also create separate language profiles so that vocabulary in different languages does not mix.
Search and sorting help find cards within a large collection. The listing says flashcards can be searched, sorted and organised by the user.
Study modes: flashcards, audio, quizzes and spelling
The main study screen is a classic two-sided flashcard. The listing also describes an audio flashcard mode for listening comprehension, which plays the word aloud.
Test-style modes include a quiz, an audio quiz for listening, and a Write mode that checks spelling. The listing presents these as ways to move from recognising a word to producing it.
Users can choose the modes that suit how they study. The developer says that the full set of modes is available in Premium, with two of them in the free tier.
How spaced repetition and the Learned and Difficult marks work
The spaced repetition mode is based on active recall and, according to the listing, on the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve. Cards are scheduled for review at intervals rather than shown in a fixed order.
Users can mark a word as Learned or Difficult. The developer says these marks feed into the spaced repetition schedule, so that the app returns more often to words marked as difficult.
The listing does not describe the scheduling in detail beyond these points, so the exact intervals are not stated.
Studying hands-free and offline
The on-the-go mode is built for listening while walking, driving or doing housework. It plays words with pauses and repetitions, so that the user can study without looking at the screen.
The listing says words can be studied offline. Progress can be synced across devices, although the listing does not say how sync is set up.
Together, these features let a user study during a commute or other routine, with the same word lists available on each device.
Ready-made sets, shared lists and language coverage
The developer lists a growing collection of ready-made flashcard sets. Named examples include English irregular verbs, phrasal verbs, slang and IELTS, TOEFL and TOEIC vocabulary, French DELF and irregular verb conjugations, and Spanish DELE word lists.
Other sets cover Korean TOPIK, Turkish TÖMER lexis, German strong verbs with their forms, and Latin terms for pharmacy, medicine and anatomy. Users can also download sets that other people have shared with them.
The listing says audio pronunciation is available for a long list of languages, including English, German, French, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Arabic and Hindi. Nearly 200 other languages are said to work in the non-audio modes, which are flashcards, quiz and spelling test.
Free mode, Premium and the three-day demo
The developer says the free mode lets users keep and study up to 100 cards, using two memorisation modes. A three-day demo of Premium is also offered.
According to the listing, Premium is offered without a subscription. It unlocks unlimited cards, the full set of study modes, Excel import and what the developer calls a range of convenience features.
The developer compares the price of three months of Premium with the cost of one lesson with a tutor. The listing gives no other price figures in the description.
What's new
Vocabulary:
English - Phrasal verbs, irregular verbs, IT vocab, IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC! ;
Spanish - DELE,
French - DELF,
Korean - TOPIK;
German - TestDaF
Dutch, Russian, Korean, Danish, Japanese, Hebrew, +
Questions? Help@MemoWordApp.com
About this APK
The build we hold is MemoWord: SRS Flashcard Maker 8.4.6 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
- Version
- 8.4.6
- 854
- Requires Android
- 7.0+
- Size
- 31 MB
- Target Android
- 16
- Package ID
- ru.mobsolutions.memoword
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Google Play Protect
- Permissions
- 20 declared · 4 sensitive
- Microphone
- Modify files on your device
- Read files on your device
- Read phone status and identity
- Signed by
- CN=Android, O=Google Inc.
- Certificate SHA-256
- de1d9c86c6e309c61bee12a83f6064f3c972de095fe1328f16d0dd1d0a163182
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