How it works
You don’t memorize the whole text at once — you go through four stages. In practice, an average poem takes 20–40 minutes.
Step 1
Read and listen
Read the poem and listen to it — no pressure, no timers.
Step 2
Stanza by stanza
The app hides some of the words; you fill them in from memory.
Step 3
The whole poem
The full poem, with more and more gaps.
Step 4
Final pass
Only the skeleton of the text remains. To pass, you need to recall 95%.
How it looks
A few shots from the app.
What’s inside
A catalog of 8,000+ poems
Search by line, author, or mood. If you got something rare — paste your own text and the app will split it into stanzas.
Audio and voice recording
Listen to well-known poems to catch the rhythm. Record yourself — it really works.
Smart hints
If a word won’t come back, peek at the first letter or reveal it fully. No “I’m cheating” feeling.
Reminders
After a few days, a week, and a month — so what you learned by Wednesday doesn’t fade by Monday.
Visible progress
Each poem’s card shows the stage and the percentage. You always know what to do next.
Your own texts
Learn from more than just the catalog — add any poem you need.
Who it’s for
- students whose literature class requires memorizing by heart;
- anyone preparing for exams and tired of re-reading the same thing in circles;
- anyone who wants to finally learn a favorite poem and keep it in their head, not in their bookmarks.

