Learning Memory1.7

Children match learning-related pairs while practicing counting, numbers, reading, and basic arithmetic with Learning Memory. Designed for ages four and up, it turns a familiar memory game into short educational challenges that can be played independently or with adult guidance.

The modes include matching groups of dots with their numerals, pairing uppercase and lowercase letters, adding numbers, and subtracting numbers. Each mode offers three difficulty levels with six, twelve, or twenty-four cards, allowing the challenge to grow with the child. A browser version is also available at memory.quelltext.eu for trying the game outside Android.

Learning Memory suits young children at home, in early learning settings, or during guided practice with a parent or teacher. Its open-source design includes an internal API and documentation so developers can add new game modes, while its publicly disclosed source may be copied, distributed, and modified. The game contains no advertising, makes no communication over the Internet, and includes no in-app purchases, keeping play focused on the exercises.

It runs on Android as a universal-architecture package and is distributed as open-source software. Version 1.7 fixes the launcher icon on Android 26 and later.