FreeFace to Name
Meet a few people, then match each face to the right name.
- Meet each person and one detail about them.
- Pick the right name for each face.
- More people join as you level up.
- Working memory and names
Skills / Memory
Memory
Working memory and names. Holding a few things in mind for a moment, then using them: a sequence of tiles, a list of items, a name that goes with a face.
4 games · 3 free · ranks from Novice to Master
Games
Four ways to practicepractise
Free
FreeSequence
Watch tiles light up, then tap them back in the same order.
- Watch the tiles light up.
- Tap them back in the same order.
- Each round adds one more tile.
- Working memory and names
PlusFlipside
Flip pairs of cards and remember where each one sits. Each level adds cards and trims the time.
- Turn over two cards at a time.
- Remember where each symbol sits.
- Find all the pairs before you run out of flips.
- Visual memory
- Working memory under time pressure
FreeShopping List
Study a shopping list, then pick every item that was on it from a mix of real items and decoys.
- Study the list.
- When it hides, tap every item that was on it.
- Watch out for look-alike decoys.
- Short-term memory
- Recall
In daily life
Where memory comes up
Examples of everyday moments that use this skill.
Names at a meeting
Keeping four new names in your head past the handshake.
practicedpractised in Face to Name
The shop without a list
You left the list at home and need the eight things that were on it.
practicedpractised in Shopping List
Ranks
Your Memory rank
Every Memory game updates your Memory score. Harder levels, accuracy and speed count most.
- Novicefrom 0
- Skilledfrom 1,250
- Advancedfrom 2,500
- Expertfrom 3,750
- Masterfrom 5,000
Lessons
Short lessons for this skill
Remember names on first meeting
5 cards · about 3 min
Get BrainPip
Start with the quick check
It sets your starting Memory score, then your first workout begins.
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