Schulte Table ‒ Eye Trainer vs Memorize List

The Schulte tables are considered one of the most effective brain trainers for improving peripheral vision, attention and memory. Schulte tables are tables with randomly placed objects used for testing and development of speed of finding these objects in a certain order. Exercise tables allow you to improve the peripheral visual perception, which is important for speed reading as well as attention and memory. You can choose between different types of Schulte tables. Use the classic version to find numbers in ascending order or add an extra challenge by finding letters from random phrase or colors from coldest to hottest. In the preferences you can choose to rotate objects, which makes it even harder to play. After regular training with Schulte tables you may see improvements in following: - peripheral vision - stability of vision - short-term visual memory - attention concentration under stress - discernment - directed search capabilities

Strengthen your memory, one list at a time. Memorize List turns memory practice into short, customizable challenges. Choose a category, select how many items you want to remember, study the list, and then test your recall. PRACTICE YOUR WAY • Generate lists of animals, furniture, countries, faces, fruits, vegetables, birthdays, transportation, and tools. • Combine your favorite categories into a personalized Mixed list. • Choose your challenge length based on the progress you have unlocked. • Recall the entire list or use By Position mode to identify what appeared at each place. • Practice remembering and recognizing faces. BUILD LISTS THAT WORK FOR YOU Everyone finds different words familiar. Preview replacement items, replace words you do not recognize, and mark them as uncommon. You can also limit future lists to familiar words only. MAKE MEMORIES STICK Create memorable stories that connect supported list items with Major System anchors. Open the Major System reference when you need it, view included pronunciations, or copy a list together with its anchors for practice elsewhere. With hundreds of items, saved progress, and flexible challenges, Memorize List helps you practice at your own pace and build stronger recall over time. More items and topics will be added in future releases. For any feedback, recommendations, or bug reports, please email us at nkduy2010@gmail.com.