MemMe vs The Timpson Lyceum

Struggling to remember what you study? MemMe helps you master any subject with smart flashcards and proven spaced repetition — so you spend less time studying and remember more. WHY MEMME Simpler than Anki. More private than Quizlet. No account, no subscription, no ads — just flashcards that work. KEY FEATURES • Spaced repetition scheduling — review cards at the right time, every time • Swipe to study — right when you know it, left when you don't • Custom groups & color-coded decks to organize any subject • Markdown formatting for rich cards: bold, lists, images, and code blocks • Offline-first — no internet required, no account, zero tracking • Import & export — back up your decks or share with classmates • Adjustable text size for comfortable reading anywhere PERFECT FOR • Students preparing for exams and revision • Language learners building vocabulary • Medical, law, and engineering students • Professional certification prep (IELTS, TOEFL, USMLE, bar exams) • Anyone who wants to remember more with less effort HOW IT WORKS Create a card in seconds — add your question and answer, assign it to a color-coded group. During study sessions, swipe right when you know it, left when you don't. Filter sessions by card status and time interval to focus on what needs review most. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your flashcards stay on your device. No cloud sync, no data collection, no account required. Download MemMe and start remembering more today.

The Timpson Lyceum is a free classical curriculum in mathematics, physics, logic, and philosophy — the same courses I teach, in full, with nothing held back for a paid tier. Thirteen published courses and 267 lectures, from Intermediate Algebra through Calculus, Real Analysis, General Topology, and Computation Theory; University Physics I and II; First-Order Predicate Logic; and full surveys of the History of Philosophy and the History of Rome. WHAT'S IN IT Lectures. Every course is a complete lecture series, in order, with chapter markers so you can find the part you need. Written notes. Most lectures have companion notes with the mathematics properly typeset — the derivations, worked examples, and definitions, in a form you can read instead of scrubbing through. Quizzes. Ten questions per lecture, with an explanation for every answer, so you find out whether you actually followed it. Daily review. Questions you have answered enter a spaced-repetition schedule and come back across all your courses in one daily deck, timed so you meet them again just as they start to fade. Practice drills. Sixty-two drills — grammar, geography, arithmetic, and more — in practice, timed Rapid Fire, and learn modes. These run entirely on your device, so they work with no connection; your scores sync when you're back online. Progress that follows you. Streaks, badges, and a place in the Hall of Scholars, shared with the website — start a lecture on your laptop and pick it up on your phone. WHO IT'S FOR Students in my classes, students taking these subjects somewhere else, and anyone who wants to work through a real curriculum rather than a playlist. The material is high-school and college level. No ads, no purchases, no subscription. An account keeps your progress, your review schedule, and your streak; you can delete it, and everything attached to it, from inside the app at any time.