1 – Level tests

Our method integrates retrieval practice, which views testing as part of learning rather than mere validation. Combined with spaced memory, it strengthens retention by prompting your memory at strategic moments.

Concretely, each word goes through a series of spaced review tests scheduled over about 60 days after the first successful attempt: the first review after 3 days, a second review 7 days later, a third review after 16 days, and a final review 34 days later to ensure long-term retention. These reviews take the form of quizzes that both measure and strengthen your memory at the same time. Quizzes taken voluntarily outside these scheduled times do not count toward your official progression.

To master a topic of about 20 words, plan for ~15 sessions of 15 minutes over two months (≈ 4 hours in total).

2 – Intermediate tests

We’ve designed fast checks to reinforce memory at the right time or to verify that information is well encoded before promoting a word to the next level.

3 – Super Memory tests

Super Memory tests are central to our method because they address a major cause of failure in language learning. We found that insufficient very-short-term consolidation creates blocks that discourage learners. You need to rework poorly assimilated items immediately. That’s why we built a funnel-shaped learning loop: after each exercise, only failed items are replayed until you reach 100% success. This focus ensures durable memorization and keeps your motivation high.

4 – Free tests

Our algorithm optimizes your study time, but you can still train outside scheduled sessions: every extra effort further strengthens your memory.