Documentation
MemDecks documentation
Fifteen pages describing MemDecks as it actually behaves: what it is, which languages it supports, how a practice session moves card progress, where words come from, and what every MemDecks term means. Everything here was verified against the running product on 2 September 2026 and carries the date it was checked.
Getting started
What MemDecks is, what it supports, and how to get from an empty collection to a first game.
- What is MemDecks A free vocabulary app built on word cards and small games.
- Supported languages The 16 study languages, with audio, transliteration and lesson availability for each.
- Add your first words The four ways to fill a collection, and how many cards each game needs.
- Start learning The first hour, in order, and which game to open first.
Learning
What a practice session actually does, what the modes are, and what the number on a card means.
- How a session works From picking a game to a score landing on a card.
- Learning modes Lessons, solo games, multiplayer, and the Translator.
- Card progress Score divided by card HP, and what the percentage does not mean.
Features
The objects MemDecks is built from.
- Word cards Everything a card holds, and which parts are optional.
- Decks and topic packs Two different things, and which one you want.
- Games All ten games, what each practises, what each requires.
- Multiplayer Quick match, private rooms, rematch, and whose cards are used.
How it works
The mechanisms behind the product, stated plainly enough to disagree with.
- How MemDecks decides when a card comes back Why there are no review dates, and what replaces them.
- Where words come from Four word sources, and where translations, audio and images are produced.
Reference
Definitions and answers.
How to read this documentation
Every page states the question it answers before it answers it, and answers it in the opening paragraph. Every claim is scoped — which language, which game, as of when — because a paragraph quoted out of this page will not carry the surrounding context with it.
Product terms MemDecks invented have exactly one definition, on the glossary, and the first use of a term on any page links there. If a page and the product disagree, the product is right and the page is a bug: tell support@memdecks.com.
Documentation is published in English only. No other language is published until it is fully translated and maintained; MemDecks does not publish machine-translated documentation.