MyMemo - Make Memory Games

Use your own photos and audio to create educational matching games.

MyMemo is a highly customizable memory game where you can use your own photos, audio, and text to create educational matching games. With the split deck functionality you can even create decks where different cards constitute a pair!

Features:
- Designed by Swedish preschool teachers
- Create personal memory decks by adding pictures, sounds, and text
- Define pairs using same image or pairs using different images
- Play the game with 6, 8, 12, 16 or 20 cards
- Four built-in decks and five audio languages
- Intuitive child-friendly controls for play and create mode
- Child proof settings and edit lock mode
- Ability to disable sounds for kids with special needs

Split decks is a unique feature of MyMemo: the ability to create cards which match with each other based on a relationship instead of matching with its identical twin (e.g., “Cow” matching with “calf”, instead of the usual “cow” and “cow”). This feature makes it a flexible tool to use in a teaching setting, allowing teachers to re-enforce a wide range of relationships such as rhyming words, relationships between adult and child animals, big and small letters, colors, and more.

MyMemo is a popular speech therapy app since SLP professionals can create their own decks of cards with custom images or texts and audio recordings combined with the option to do non-identical matching. It has also been used with patients suffering from dementia, as a therapy app that helps the user practice their cognitive skills using images of relevant items and people specific to them.

The game comes with 4 high-quality built-in decks to get you started (Vehicles, Tools, Fruits and Vegetables, and Animals), with audio localized in 5 different languages (English, Spanish, German, French and Swedish). However, the real value of MyMemo lies in the educational and therapy possibilities offered by creating your own memory decks. For example:

- Ask kids to make their own deck based on a certain theme, e.g. seasons, colors, objects that begin with a particular letter, etc.
- Create decks where the audio recordings give fun little instructions relevant to the image, e.g. “bark like a dog three times”.
- Create split memory decks with items that rhyme with each other.
- Teach upper case and lower case alphabets with split deck.
- For SLP professionals, create decks for practicing certain