Subjects
Twelve examples, twelve demonstrations
Each page starts from a real excerpt and shows the cards it produces, as the app renders them. Twelve among all — not a closed list.
Mathematics
Notation typeset inside the card, and fluency kept up.
Physics
Laws with their units, and orders of magnitude that hold.
Chemistry
Balanced equations intact, nomenclature kept up.
Biology
The diagram inside the question, labels to produce.
History
Dates produced rather than recognised, and causes put back in order.
Geography
The map in the prompt, landmarks to name.
Languages
Vocabulary you hear, conjugation you match.
Literature
Quotations restored word for word, devices named.
Philosophy
Concepts defined, distinctions held, authors attached.
Economics
Mechanisms explained, indicators known, schools placed.
Computer science
Technical vocabulary and complexities, not keyboard practice.
Law
Provisions cited right, conditions stated in full.
Every subject
And every other subject, exactly the same.
Medicine, accounting, psychology, the driving test: no dedicated page, and it changes nothing. The product does not know which subject you are revising; it knows what shape to give what you upload.
MedicinePharmacyNursingAccountingManagementMarketingPsychologySociologyPolitical scienceGeologyAstronomyStatisticsLatin and GreekArt historyMusicNutritionArchitectureDriving theoryCivil service examsTheology…
Your subject is neither among the twelve nor in this list? Upload your material: that is the only thing Memojin asks for.
What Memojin knows how to anchor
It is not the subject the app knows, it is the kind of knowledge it can anchor. Six families cover most of any syllabus.
Formulas
A fraction stays a fraction, an integral keeps its bounds: the notation is rendered in the card, not typed between two dollar signs.
Definitions
A concept, its definition, its limits. Front and back — the oldest and most honest shape there is.
Vocabulary
Pairs to match, and a card you hear rather than read.
Dates and timelines
Fill-in-the-blank demands exact recall, where re-reading only feels like knowing.
Labelled diagrams
The question carries the image and its numbered markers: you have to name it, not recognise it.
Procedures
A method sticks only by redoing it: the order of the steps becomes the question.
What holds for all twelve
The engine does not change from one subject to the next. What changes is the shape of the cards you hand it.
A computed reminder, not a timetable
The FSRS algorithm places each card just before you would forget it, based on your own past answers. No AI takes part in that calculation: it is a rule, applied to your results.
An exam date that rules the plan
You set the date of the test, and the plan tightens around it until that day.
A calendar that knows your holidays
School holidays are built in: the plan will not ask you for three hours on Christmas Day.
Seven ways in
PDF, Word, PowerPoint, photo, video, pasted text, Anki deck. Your material arrives as it is.
Frequently asked questions
Does Memojin provide the course material?
No, and that is deliberate. You upload your own documents — your lecturer's handout, your notes — and Memojin turns them into cards. So you revise exactly the syllabus you will be examined on, not a stranger's version of it.
My subject is not on the list. Will it still work?
Yes. These twelve pages are demonstrations, not a list of permissions: nothing in the app knows the name of your subject. If your material fits in a PDF, a photo or three paragraphs, it fits in cards.
What about formulas, diagrams and pronunciation?
Mathematical notation is rendered in the card by the same engine as the rest of the app. A question can carry a labelled image. And a vocabulary card can be heard rather than read.
My material is in two languages. Is that a problem?
No. The interface exists in five languages, and cards take the language of the source. A German handout uploaded in German gives German cards, inside an interface that stays in yours.