Memory games for every day

110 short games and exercises that train different kinds of memory — pictures, numbers, words, faces, places and order. Large buttons, a calm pace, no sign-up. Made with older players in mind, enjoyable at any age.

Today's workout

Five games, one for each kind of memory. A new set every day.

All games

110 games

PairsAnimals · 12 cards PairsFruit · 16 cards PairsFood · 16 cards PairsTransport · 20 cards PairsHobbies · 20 cards PairsNature · 24 cards PairsAround the house · 24 cards PairsClothes · 24 cards PairsShapes · 16 cards PairsColors · 16 cards PairsNumbers · 20 cards PairsLetters · 20 cards PairsMixed · 36 cards Matching pairsWords Matching pairsDots Matching pairsSums Matching pairsClocks Quick look12 cards Quick look20 cards Quick look30 cards TriplesFruit · 12 cards TriplesAnimals · 18 cards Repeat the colorsClassic · 4 buttons Repeat the colors6 buttons Repeat the colors9 buttons Repeat the colorsBackward Repeat the colorsBy ear BlocksForward BlocksBackward Melody5 keys Melody8 keys ArrowsForward ArrowsBackward Path4×4 Path5×5 Memory grid3×3 Memory grid4×4 Memory grid5×5 Memory gridGrowing Number spanForward Number spanBackward Number spanBy size Letter spanForward Letter spanBackward Word sequenceForward Picture sequenceForward Picture sequenceBackward Color sequenceForward Phone numberNumbers PIN codeNumbers Running memoryNumbers Running memoryLetters Growing listMarket Growing listZoo Growing listSuitcase Mental arithmeticEasy Mental arithmeticHard What's new?Pictures What's new?Shapes What's new?Numbers What's new?Words Tap each onceAnimals Tap each onceMixed What's missing?Food What's missing?Around the house What's missing?Shapes What changed?Pictures What changed?Swaps What changed?Colors Seen it before?Pictures Seen it before?Numbers Seen it before?Words Seen it before?Shapes N-backPosition · 1 back N-backPosition · 2 back N-backLetters · 2 back N-backPictures · 1 back N-backPictures · 2 back Kim's game4 items Kim's game7 items Word list4 items Word list7 items Word listDelayed Shopping listMarket How many?Fruit How many?Shapes Where was it?3×3 Where was it?4×4 Where was it?5×5 In orderNumbers In orderLetters Cups3 cups Cups4 cups Cups5 cups Put them back3×3 Put them back4×4 Faces and names Remember the pairsColors Remember the pairsNumbers Remember the pairsPrices Remember the pairsTimes Symbol code4 symbols Symbol code6 symbols Symbol code9 symbols CalendarWeek CalendarMonth Exact shadeEasy Exact shadeHard Spot the dotOne dot Spot the dotThree dots

How to get the most out of it

Memory is not a single skill. Remembering a face, a phone number and where you left your keys rely on different abilities, so the games are grouped by the kind of memory they work.
A few minutes a day is enough. Short, regular sessions are easier to keep up than long ones.
Every game starts simply and gets harder only as you succeed. A mistake costs an attempt, not the whole game.
Make it comfortable: in Settings you can enlarge the text, slow the pace and turn the sound off.

Visual memoryRemembering what things look like — pictures, shapes and colors — and noticing what is new, missing or changed.SequencesRemembering things in the order they came: lights, sounds, pictures and moves.Numbers & wordsHolding numbers, letters and words in mind — the memory you use for phone numbers, PIN codes and lists.Places & positionsRemembering where things are: positions on a grid, routes and the layout of objects.Focus & working memoryKeeping track of information while it changes: counting, mental arithmetic, following moving objects.AssociationsLinking things together: faces and names, objects and colors, symbols and numbers, errands and days.