A Memory Cue is a short memory trick written for one word. It picks a keyword that sounds like the word you are learning and puts it in a small scene with the meaning, so the next time you see the word, the scene comes back with it. MindDory offers them for the words you keep getting wrong, and you decide which ones to keep.
In the phone app you can also ask for a cue while practising, or from a folder with "Generate Memory Cue". A verified email address is needed.
A new word has nothing to hold on to. A keyword that sounds like it, and a picture that ties that keyword to the meaning, give it something. This is the keyword method, one of the best studied memory techniques for vocabulary.
It helps most where you need it most: the handful of words that come back wrong week after week.
A trick written for a whole list is a trick for nobody. Each Memory Cue is made for one word, from that word and its translation in your languages, and you see it only on that card.
The free plan includes three generated Memory Cues a day, one a day from 20 November 2026, and ten a day during your first week. Each new cue you ask for counts as one. Premium removes the daily count, within the daily AI budget every AI feature shares. Writing a cue yourself is always free.
Yes, with a daily number: three a day on the free plan, one a day from 20 November 2026, and ten a day in your first week. Writing your own cue is always free.
Yes. Open the card, add a Memory Cue and type your own. A trick you made up yourself often sticks best.
The ones you keep missing. Home shows the words that keep slipping, and the Memory Cues page lists your hardest words first.
No. It only adds the cue to the card. The word returns on the same schedule as before.