The popular memory-training app, memoryOS, is currently offering a lifetime subscription to its Student Plan for $79.99 – a 59% discount from its regular price of $198. This deal provides permanent access to a tool designed to improve memory recall through scientifically proven methods.
How MemoryOS Works
Unlike many apps claiming memory improvement, memoryOS leverages techniques backed by neuroscience, including spaced repetition and mnemonics. The app was co-founded by Jonas von Essen, a two-time World Memory Champion, who has demonstrated the effectiveness of these methods through competitive success and even on game shows like “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”.
The core of the app’s approach lies in its proprietary “Mind Palace” technology, which creates structured mental spaces for organized recall. Users gain access to 140 “Loci” (memory storage locations), 52 interactive micro-lessons, and 11 lifelong memory skills. The app also offers 40 unlockable Loci Rewards to expand mental capacity.
Key Benefits of the Student Plan
The Student Plan isn’t restricted to students; anyone looking to sharpen their cognitive abilities can benefit. Subscribers also receive exclusive access to an Early Adopters private group, an ad-free experience, and unlimited practice attempts. With over 500,000 users already training with memoryOS – the most-funded memory app on Kickstarter – the platform has shown real-world traction.
“MemoryOS employs Mind Palace technology to serve as your mind’s storage space, and mnemonics and spaced repetition, both time-tested, scientifically proven ways to boost your memory.”
Limited-Time Offer
The lifetime subscription is available for a limited time. Users interested in enhancing their memory recall should consider this discount while it lasts. Additional savings of 15% can be applied sitewide using the code MARCH15 until March 29, though exclusions may apply.
This app presents a structured, gamified approach to memory training, potentially offering a significant cognitive advantage for those who commit to consistent practice.
