Live Encoding
MemoryMaster
Peg numbers to words.
Enter any number and get memorable peg words based on the Major System consonant mapping. For longer strings like phone numbers, the app builds phrase-friendly chunks automatically.
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Student shelf
Keep your own study numbers and favorite mnemonics close: favorites, recents, imports, and saved phrases stay on this device.
Favorites
Recent lookups
Imported list
Favorite phrases
Chunk Explorer
Per-chunk word choices
Index
Dictionary Browser
Scroll the number dictionary and filter by number or phrase.
Instructions
How the peg system works
1. Start with the digits
Pick the number you need to remember and break it into 2, 3, or 4 digit chunks when possible.
2. Match consonant sounds
Use the digit-to-sound rules below. Vowels can be inserted anywhere, so the same number can produce many words.
3. Choose vivid images
Prefer one strong image over several weak ones. For example, a single word for `1492` is usually easier than three shorter words.
4. Make the story silly
For pi `3.1415926535`, one suggestion is `amateur tulip angel male`. Picture a tiny boy angel standing in a tulip, desperately practicing for a pie juggling contest for himself, not for pay. Remember that silly scene, and now you can recall 11 digits of pi.