010 Memorizer

What with the constant help we get from our devices, our memory rarely gets to work at full capacity. We no longer need to remember phone numbers and other similar details, and while this is obviously quite comforting, it could actually have a negative effect in the long term.

This is why ensuring your memory is in tip-top shape is something you may want to do from time to time, and what better way to succeed that than by resorting to mnemonic techniques? 010 Memorizer is a software utility that helps you put your memory to the test by making associations between numbers and words so that you can easily remember them.

The first thing you should notice once the application is up and running is that it features an approachable user interface that requires minimal trial and error in order to get accustomed to. The way the program works is quite straightforward: you simply need to type in the string of figures you have trouble remembering and add a description to easily identify it.

Once you indicate the number, a multitude of phonetic associations are offered. It need be mentioned that multiple alternatives are provided for figure strings varying in length. For instance, if you want to remember, say, 12345, you would receive associations for 2, 12, 123, 234, 2345, and so on and so forth.

However, if you don’t find the available words you can associate with your numbers relevant, customizing the integrated dictionary is always an option.

As for how you can manage your list of words, moving items up or down, removing numbers, editing phrases, or finding a specific entry is possible.

It is also worth pointing out that saving your worksheet is an option, which means you can subsequently work on your ability to remember numbers.

All in all, 010 Memorizer is an intuitive program that teaches you how to turn to mnemonic devices in order to remember long strings of numbers. The program helps you make associations with a given set of words while also letting you edit the built-in dictionary so that you can always use relevant resources.

The app encountered no errors whatsoever during our tests, and a low amount of memory was required to ensure flawless performance, so it is worth a shot.