Memento

Your shortest path to mastery.

A science-backed learning system that continuously retargets to your level.

Free during betaMove at your paceNo credit card

Your knowledge graph

What to work on now

A personal knowledge graph Checks mark mastered skills, partial circles mark skills being learned, and locks mark skills that are not yet available. A moving dotted route runs from Main idea through Inference and Writer attitude towards Cross-text synthesis, with smaller unlabelled skills branching off the route. Main idea Inference Writer attitude Cross-textsynthesis Explicit detail · mastered Purpose · mastered Subject–verb agreement · learning now Tone · not yet unlocked A personal knowledge graph Checks mark mastered skills, partial circles mark skills being learned, and locks mark skills that are not yet available. A moving dotted route runs from Main idea through Inference and Writer attitude towards Cross-text synthesis, with smaller unlabelled skills branching off the route. Main idea Inference Writer attitude Cross-textsynthesis Purpose · mastered Subject–verb agreement · learning now Tone · not yet unlocked

The Memento Method

Diagnose → Practice → Retain

There is no fixed track. Your learning plan evolves to your level constantly.

01

Diagnose

Build a picture of what you know.

Every answer adds evidence to your personal knowledge graph.

02

Practice

Work at the edge of your ability.

Questions, examples and feedback adapt to what is optimally challenging right now.

03

Retain

Review before forgetting.

Spaced review revisits material at the right intervals, feeding back into the knowledge graph.

Every interaction is an input.

Even correct answers contain valuable diagnostics.

Comprehension, writing, vocabulary and review evidence all recalibrate the same knowledge graph.

01Student responds
Reading comprehension

Why do community gardens improve city life?

“They bring neighbours together and it give residents access to fresh food.”
02Evidence is found

ComprehensionCorrect inference, supported by the text

+ evidence

GrammarRecurring subject–verb agreement pattern

focus
03Graph recalibrates
Main idea Inference ↑ Supporting evidence Grammar ↓
04Next work changes
Now

Subject–verb agreement6-minute targeted practice

Fri

Supporting evidenceSpaced retention check

The plan adapts without discarding what the student got right.

No artificial ceiling

Go as fast as you can learn.

Memento does not hold students back to the pace of a class. Thousands of progressive worked examples and practice problems make the next step available as soon as they are ready.

  • Unlimited marked writing and listening practice
  • Difficulty and scaffolding that change with performance
  • Review that keeps earlier learning available

Exam preparation

Use Memento to ace your exams.

We apply the same adaptive system to particular syllabuses, question types and marking demands.

Live betaHong Kong 🇭🇰

Memento Academy

HKDSE English Language

Our adaptive learning course, fine-tuned to the HKDSE's format and expectations. Includes marked practice assessments across Papers 1, 2 and 3.

Coming soonInternational

Memento Academy

IELTS

In development

For parents and tutors

See the whole trajectory.

Follow engagement and weekly progress. Patterns become visible before the next lesson or report card.

  • Knowledge graph progress by skill
  • Practice sessions and mastered topics
  • A tailored learning plan that continuously evolves
Memento for tutors →
Student overview

Learning is moving in the right direction.

Last 6 weeks
42practices logged↑ 18%
186words learned↑ 24
12topics mastered↑ 3
7in progress2 near mastery
Progress by weekSkill confidence
W1W2W3W4W5W6
Knowledge graphCurrent confidence
Main idea91%
Supporting evidence74%
Clause control58%
Cross-text synthesis32%

Illustrative view · reports update as new practice and review evidence arrives

What learners and parents ask us.

Is Memento really free?

Yes. Memento is in beta and the entire product is free while we build it with learners, parents and tutors.

What is a knowledge graph?

It is Memento’s changing model of the skills a learner can use securely, the areas that need more evidence and the next skills they are ready to tackle.

Does one mistake lower a student’s level?

No. Memento looks for patterns across different tasks. A single response adds evidence; it does not erase prior performance or permanently label a learner.

Can a student move ahead of their class?

Yes. Practice is organised around readiness rather than a fixed weekly schedule, so students can move quickly where learning is secure and slow down where it is not.

Which exams does Memento support?

HKDSE English is live in beta. IELTS preparation is coming soon, and the underlying comprehension and writing system is designed to work beyond any single exam.

Free during beta

Ready to accelerate your learning?

Start with the diagnostic. Memento will build the map from there.

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