See what's on the fridge. The door closes. Pick what the raccoon stole. The raccoon leaves notes.
Memory.
Hold more in your head for longer.
Names, lists, why you walked into the room. Memory games ask you to hold a few things at once and let go of the rest.
Launch games
Fridge Memory, Number Ninja
Per round
60 to 75 s
Levels
20 each
Digits get sliced one by one. Recall the sequence. The ninja is terrible at counting.
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Three absurd-but-true questions. Every answer comes with a one-line fact.
How we train it
Hold more in your head for longer.
01
Span grows one item at a time
Each level adds one more thing to hold. Three clean rounds and the level goes up; two misses and it eases off.
02
Distraction is part of the game
The Raccoon moves things while you are not looking. Remembering under noise is the point.
03
The Sunday report shows the trend
Span over the week, not a single score. One good day does not move it; a good week does.
The honest part
You get better at the memory games you practise. That carries over to tasks that look like them. We do not claim it stops you forgetting your keys. Read the longer answer