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Memorize

Learn words in the sentence you found them

Saves a word you meet while reading, together with its sentence and page address, in one click from a Chrome extension. The web app brings each card back with the FSRS algorithm just as you are about to forget it.

Who it is for
People who read in a foreign language and want their vocabulary to grow as they read
Status
In development
Platform
Chrome extension · Web
Where data lives
In the user's account, on AWS
Technology
TypeScriptNext.jsChrome MV3AWS LambdaDynamoDBCognitoTerraform

Illustrative interface, sample data

Why we built it

Word lists are cut off from context, so a memorised word goes unrecognised in the next text. Classic flashcard apps lose where you saw the word and repeat on fixed intervals. Memorize keeps the word with its sentence and times each review by how well that card has stuck.

Features

One-click capture

The Chrome extension saves the selected word, its sentence and the page address without breaking your reading flow.

Scheduling with FSRS

FSRS v4 instead of the older SM-2; the next review is set from how well the card has stuck and a target recall rate.

Two-minute sessions

First the word, then the highlighted sentence; rate it Again, Hard, Good or Easy and move straight on to the next card.

Streak and heatmap

A daily streak counter and a heatmap of the past year make steady practice visible.

One account, every device

Sign in with email or Google; cards live in your account, so a word captured in the extension is ready in the web app.

Serverless backend

AWS Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB and Cognito, with the whole infrastructure managed as code in Terraform.

From reading to remembering

  1. Capture

    You select a word; the extension adds the sentence and page address and saves the card.

  2. Schedule

    FSRS sets the first review date.

  3. Review

    Due cards come up in a short session and get rated.

  4. Retain

    Every rating recalculates the next interval, so well-known words come up less and less.

Privacy and safety

  • Every read and write is scoped to the signed-in user's identity; users cannot see each other's cards
  • Input is validated before it reaches the database
  • Logs never contain tokens, passwords or personal data

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