The vocabulary builder
Schedules every word against your personal forgetting curve. Learn in minutes a day; remember for years. Name revealed at launch.
Get early access →Launching soon · Memory tools, built on learning science
Everything you learn starts fading the moment you learn it. Memonova builds tools that bring knowledge back at exactly the right moment — so it feels fresh, not forgotten.
Our first product is in private beta. Join the waitlist to be first in line at launch.
The forgetting curve, interrupted
Products
Every Memonova product does the same job in a different context: catch knowledge before it slips away, and bring it back renewed.
Schedules every word against your personal forgetting curve. Learn in minutes a day; remember for years. Name revealed at launch.
Get early access →Notes that resurface themselves. Capture ideas once, and Recall brings them back when they're relevant again.
Join the waitlist →The adaptive scheduler behind every product. It learns how you forget and times each review to the moment it strengthens memory most.
How it works →The science
Since Ebbinghaus first charted the forgetting curve in 1885, one finding has held up: recall fades on a predictable schedule — and a review at the right moment resets it. The Nova engine builds on state-of-the-art spaced-repetition research, replacing fixed review intervals with a schedule fitted to your memory.
Add words or ideas the moment you meet them. That first encounter starts the clock.
The Nova engine predicts when each word is about to slip and asks you right before it does — the moment a review does the most work.
Each successful recall flattens your curve — and teaches the engine more about how you remember. Reviews get rarer as memories get stronger.
Early access
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