Common questions

Memoza is an adaptive, course-specific learning and exam-preparation platform. It uses your answers and progress to decide what you should practise, review and learn next.

A normal question bank gives every student access to the same collection of questions. Memoza uses your performance to select the concepts, difficulty and repetitions that are most relevant to you.

No. Memoza does not replace lectures, textbooks or studying itself. It replaces ineffective practice — passive rereading, random question selection and last-minute cramming — by helping you actively practise, retain and master what you are learning.

Memoza builds a model of your progress using your answers, mistakes, attempts and performance over time. It uses this evidence to determine which concepts need more practice or reinforcement.

How Memoza decides what comes next

Memoza is designed to support institution-specific courses. Courses can reflect the syllabus, terminology, concept structure and assessment expectations of a particular programme and academic year.

Yes. Memoza helps you build concept mastery, practise course-relevant questions, improve retention and identify weaknesses before the exam.

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A Memoza course is built from the material of one real programme, with the student or teacher who brings it, and it appears in the catalogue once its questions and its marking pass the readiness checks. The disciplines whose marking engines run today are mathematics (which also serves econometrics), computer science, physics, nanobiology, medicine and economics & business. Tell us the course you are sitting and it goes on the list.

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No. Memoza is designed to support learning throughout the course. Regular practice allows the system to identify weaknesses early and reinforce knowledge before it fades.

Calculations are checked deterministically against a pre-validated answer, never by an AI. Written proofs are different: an AI model judges which steps of the marking rubric your argument actually evidences, and the points come from the rubric. For a proof that takes a valid route the rubric did not anticipate, the model can award a score itself, shown as a range and always labelled AI-judged. You can retake any question you think was graded wrongly.

We don't invent numbers — and we don't invent praise. There are no testimonials here until real students have said real things, and no outcome statistics until we have real cohort data. A quote appears here when a real student has given us one and recorded that we may publish it.

The diagnostic, your personal result, adaptive practice, and topic mastery tracking. The whole current beta is free. What Memoza will cost afterwards is not decided yet, so there is nothing published to quote.

Yes, on any question you answer in your own words. Photograph your working with your phone or upload it from your laptop, and the reading appears in the answer box for you to check and correct before anything is marked — what gets graded is what you confirm, never what the camera guessed. Multiple-choice and ordering questions are answered on screen, so there is nothing to photograph there.

Yes — when Premium launches you can cancel any time and keep access until the end of the paid period. There is no lock-in.