Help improve Math Memory

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Help shape what comes next for Math Memory

By Published
  • Feature requests
  • Community

I’d like your ideas to help shape Math Memory. Suggest an improvement, support a request you would use, and tell me what would make studying for your course easier.

Feature requests are available to approved, signed-in members.

At a glance

  • Share what would helpSuggest a topic, practice option or small improvement that would make your study sessions easier.
  • Support useful requestsBrowse reviewed suggestions and vote for ideas you would use.
  • See where ideas standShared requests show their status and any updates I add. Votes help guide priorities without promising a release date.

I started building Math Memory because I needed a better way to remember the math I was learning in class. I wanted something that could support my coursework, help me recognize useful patterns, and give me focused practice with the things I needed to remember.

That personal need still guides the site. But as more students start using Math Memory, I want your experiences to help guide it too. Your classes, study habits, and sticking points may be different from mine. Hearing about those differences will help me make the app more useful.

That’s why I’ve added Feature requests, a place where members can suggest improvements and vote for ideas they would find helpful.

What would make studying easier?

A suggestion can be something small: an explanation that needs another example, a practice option you wish existed, or a button that is difficult to use on your phone. It could also be a topic you would like to see covered or a different way to practice something from your course.

You don’t need to arrive with a polished proposal. Tell me what you’re trying to do, where you’re getting stuck, and what would make it easier. Understanding the problem is often the most useful part.

Share an idea

To get started, sign in and open About → Feature requests. You can submit an idea, browse requests I’ve reviewed, or add your vote to something you would use. Shared requests show their status, and I can add updates as an idea moves forward. Feature requests are available to approved members.

Your original submission is visible only to you and me. After reviewing it, I may share a version with other members so they can support the idea. Shared requests don’t display your name or email, so there’s no need to include personal information in what you write.

Votes help me understand what matters to people, alongside how an idea fits the purpose of Math Memory and what I can realistically build. I can’t promise that every suggestion will become a feature or give every idea a release date. I do want user feedback to play a meaningful part in deciding what comes next.

I’m building Math Memory as a student who uses it, and I want it to keep solving practical problems for other students. If something would make your next study session easier, I’d like to hear about it.

Have an idea? Open Feature requests from the About menu and tell me what would help.