Memorize lines Reviews

I got Memorizelines for the purpose of memorizing many different scrips are needed for my new job. I entered the text for three or four different scrips to memorize. In order to add more I needed to upgrade Memorizelines to a subscription. I upgraded and paid the subscription fee. I attempted to add more text however when I clicked the add text button I was prompted that I needed to purchase a subscription. I assumed since I was in the trial. It had not updated I waited a few days and log back inAnd the text that I had already added had disappeared. However I was still charged for that subscription.

It’s kind of nice but I find it very annoying that I can’t choose my lines without having to pay for it. I was thinking I could just do the /// thing and that makes sense because it’s an annoying process to do and so it makes sense why people wouldn’t wanna have to do that but it turns out!!! You have to pay to do that. So Memorizelines is completely useless and I’d rather just read it over and over then have to deal with Memorizelines! Also the blanks always put a blank on the names of the character with the line which is also very annoying especially with the addition of having to have blanks on lines that aren’t yours.

So I am paying for the premium version of this, but there’s definitely some issues. I was able to import a PDF of my script, but it does not highlight my lines all the time, so the hide and reveal features don't work on my lines when that happens. I also wish it had some kind of memory or away for me to bookmark where I was. I constantly find myself having to go back into my text and edit different things, then I have to scroll through the whole entire to figure out where I was. It would be great if Memorizelines could break up things into pages or scenes. I wish it could read the lines, hopefully we can see in the future.

tried to use for Gurmukhi and Memorizelines didn’t really handle the non-romanic letters well. It kinda worked if there was nothing else but there was another app that did handle these letters:

ਇਹ ਠੀਕ ਨਹੀਂ ਪੰਜਵੀਂ ਅਤੇ ਗੁਰਮੁਖੀ ਵਾਸਤੇ ॥
(Sorry about poor grammar saying “it is not okay for Punjabi /gurmukhi” but still learning these languages - this is an example though of the letters/type that isn’t well supported)
I’m trying to memorize the daily prayers (nitnem) and finding it very difficult and needed an app like this… but they are written in Punjabi/gurmukhi and not all options - like the blank word option or first letter works properly.

Liked Memorizelines otherwise. There is another similar app that does work so will use that one but if you need this for English, Spanish, etc it is really good/useful.

I used Memorizelines to memorize lines for a play I was in, and it made the process relatively painless! The most difficult part for me was loading the text into Memorizelines ; I only had a book to go off of and scanning the pages didn’t work well for me. I used my iPhone’s text-to-speech function through the keyboard to input all the text and that was also helpful through having me speak through all of my lines! I used the “leave the first letter” function the most, and it helped me make associations early on and focus on getting the wording right. I had a substantial amount of dialogue as a supporting character and I spent no longer than an hour on each scene before I felt ready to stumble through it off-book! Memorizing text hasn’t always been my strong suit but at least for this show, Memorizelines made it super simple!

Great app for memorizing anything. I highly recommend getting Memorizelines. So I have a few suggestions that don’t really make the main part of Memorizelines better(memorizing things). So it would be cool if there was like a web search bar within Memorizelines too get a cool background photo for the thing your memorizing which would make it a whole lot more interesting. And maybe different fonts for words (at least like bold underlined and italicized words). Memorizelines is great! Thank you so much for making Memorizelines. I look forward to future updates. I hope you read this and look into my suggestions.

I got Memorizelines in order to help me learn lines for a play i’m in and while it is a great tool for memorizing text, it’s not good for memorizing a script. While it could be useful, you have to pay in order to use the script features. The way it helps you memorize words would be incredibly helpful if it wasn’t stuck behind a pay wall. I would recommend it if you were trying to memorize any other kind of text though.

A suggestion that would be useful for me is to have the option to completely remove the words except for the first letter of the entire text at one time instead of having to press hide a ton of times and reveal a ton of times to see what I was missing. And maybe an option to reveal words that you tap on specifically would be amazing too! Other than that, it’s been fantastic!

I absolutely LOVE Memorizelines. I had to memorize the preamble and a whole song about the American Revolution for U.S. History and OMG Memorizelines helped me so much. I made more progress in one week than I did in one year with Memorizelines. Just so you know I totally passed my test!!! Okay now to the not so great things. Almost everything you have to get premium to use. I didn’t get premium but even so Memorizelines helped me a lot. There is only one option for non-premium users and that is hide words except the first letter. It still works great but I just wish that there were more options for people on a budget who don’t want to buy premium. I would definitely recommend Memorizelines to anyone looking for a quick way to memorize their notes. I have even recommended Memorizelines to some of my friends. They love it just as much as I do! Anyway just trust me get Memorizelines, but be warned you only have one option (that still works great) for non-premium users.

This is the smartest line learning app I’ve been able to find, and I’ve tried a TON of clever apps made for performers. The “repeat, repeat, repeat” method never worked for me because my poor lil ADHD mind would get so bored within minutes that my eyes would glaze over. And according to science on memorization, mindless repetition does NOT stick like intentional, effortful learning does. So how do I stay engaged after dozens of times over the same few pages of lines? Enter MemoCoach. This elegant lil app has dozens of methods to switch things up. My favorites so far are hiding random words and hiding entire lines. The best part is that as I’m reviewing, I can reveal what’s hidden without navigating away and supply my brain with instant correction. No more paraphrasing lines or stumbling uncertainly through phrases that I never quite got solidly down. Awesome. Big thanks to the person behind the curtain.

I haven’t tried this long but I’ve enjoyed practicing the poem, the learning style seems very effective and the creator Kevin clearly offers effective customer service, with a detailed description you can read about how to memorize as soon as you join Memorizelines . Right now I’m using the free version and look forward to seeing what all I can do with the texts I want to memorize.

Although it was a little pricey, I am so glad I bought a lifetime subscription to Memorizelines! It helped me memorize a poem for my school's recitation contest and I got second place! Plus, it only took me one night to memorize the whole thing. I am so thankful the techniques on Memorizelines work for me. I am currently studying for a Shakespeare sonnet and monologue competition. It's going great. I definitely recommend Memorizelines for anyone who needs to memorize things regularly. It's a great investment!

I just got Memy yesterday and I already love it! I love that you can type in your own stuff; since I write silly little books, I also love the feature that you can black out some words, rather than just keep practicing the same exact thing. going along with that, I love how you can control how much you black out, do a few words, a few more, until you finally memorize the whole thing! Thank you, Memy; for the amazing service and providing me with free practice!!

This is so useful. The free version allows you to remove all but the first letter of each word of a line, starting at the end of each line. Having practiced memorization for years, I already know this is a very effective method - Memorizelines allowed me to effortlessly employ it.

I love the ability to paste in documents. Just make sure that each “line” has a real line break, and it pastes into Memorizelines perfectly.

Excellent tool!

I’m not a spring chicken anymore and memorizing lines has become difficult. It’s also hard to find someone to read lines with and as someone who suffers from dyslexia, the entire process can not only be frustrating but scary. I have used Memorizelines for a few days and it’s been a nice addition for me. I notice some things that might be helpful for those of us with learning disabilities but haven’t unlocked the full version yet.

Memorizelines is simple in its presentation of memorization tools. The tools are right there, easy to see and easy to begin using with a text that you’re trying to memorize. It’s an intuitive and snappy app that works well and has a lot to offer— more than one would expect— with a really pleasant implementation. When something is designed elegantly like Memorizelines and also includes excellent functionality, there isn’t really much more to be left wanting. 5 stars, highly recommend.

Memorizelines is everything I’ve been looking for to keep track of all the verses I’m memorizing. I’ve tried a couple apps that were specifically for that, and in my opinion this is better. Love it!

If you’re ever thinking about features to add, maybe be able to select which texts you would like to have to app cycle through and bring up a few each day for review. It would help you keep it memorized without needing to scrolling down through each individual one. Thank you!

First off let me say this is the best app I’ve ever used for memorizing and I use it every day. If someone’s looking for an organized productive app to memorize lines this is the absolute go to. The recommendations I would say are to 2; first the ability to move your folders around with sub folders. The other would be being able to fit an extremely long script into one text without it running out of space. Memorizelines is already amazing and with that it wouldn’t even compare to any other apps

I can’t believe that Memorizelines keeps getting better and better and better!!! Kevin incorporates the excellent suggestions from users in his updates (and gives them credit), and there are now 7 more tools to use in memorizing! I have gotten quite a bit faster at my memorization because of some of these! I am thinking particularly of the option where you can see just the first letter of the words—first just with the first word in each and next with the second word in each paragraph—it is genius! I was trying to use this method on my own using my fingers and an index card while on my morning walk, and then I opened the update and there it was in memo coach! SO MUCH MORE EFFECTIVE AND quicker to memorize. And I love the tips on how to memorize.
This is the best app I have on my phone and iPad.

I’m a young actress finding it difficult to sometimes memorize multiple paragraphs at a time and Memorizelines really helped!! I went from only being able to memorize 6 or 7 sentences to now being able to remember 15! That’s almost double and learning was so easy thanks to Memorizelines! I would definitely recommend to anyone needed to memorize lines or speeches!