Memm vs. Anki for the MCAT
Memm streamlines flashcards, translating to less headache, accelerated learning, and higher scores
I have been doing Anki for a couple of months and I feel that I was able to reinforce my topics much better by using Memm, since I can connect several ideas together.
— A.G.
The way they did the spaced repetition and content quality set Memm apart from e.g. a set of Anki flashcards. Memm is what you get when you do flashcards perfectly.
— T.H.
Top reasons to go with Memm
Memm addresses all the pain points students experience with Anki
Students experience a greater score improvement with Memm compared to Anki
Memm leverages memory network effects to improve memorization and comprehension through review sheet integration
Compared to Anki, Memm users finish content review up to 2x faster through a streamlined interface and superior flashcards
How Memm and Anki Compare
Memm was built on discussions with hundreds of students who struggled with Anki. Memm was specifically designed to maximize the potential of spaced repetition for the MCAT
| Memm | Anki | |
|---|---|---|
| Spaced repetition algorithm to combat memory decay | ||
| Memory network effects through review sheet integration dramatically improve recall | ||
| Integration with course material serves as alternative to review books | ||
| The highest-quality flashcards, designed to optimize learning over pattern recognition | ||
| Fine-tuned to be comprehensive yet cut out unnecessary fluff | ||
| Continuously updated based on MCAT updates & user feedback | ||
| Intuitive, easy-to-use interface gets studying started fast and saves time |
Testimonials
Don't take our word for it – see what others say about Memm vs. Anki
My only regret is that I didn't start using Memm earlier. I've abandoned all my other study materials and have been using this exclusively since its roll out. You've managed to cut out all of the time-wasting fluff and have only included the highest yielding material. The spaced learning with flashcards really works. Excellent job!
— J.B.
Memm has been such a great experience coming from someone who has tried multiple ANKI decks! I have been able to overcome many content hurdles by using Memm and it has been very effective on helping to retain information, compared to that of ANKI!
— A.
So far, I can say that Memm is far superior to Anki. What I like is the integrated content that allows me to see the big picture and how the information fits in holistically. I highly recommend it!
— P.P.
As someone who has used Anki and Memm, Memm is by far superior. Really helping with my MCAT studying.
— R.A.
Memm has tremendously helped me with remembering the things that I need to know for the MCAT in a very organized way. I have been doing Anki for a couple of months and I feel that I was able to reinforce my topics much better by using Memm, since I can connect several ideas together.
— A.G.
I improved my MCAT score a lot using Memm and I recommended to my friends.
— U.S.
Amazing MCAT prep! The way they did the spaced repetition and content quality set Memm apart from e.g. a set of Anki flash cards. Memm is what you get when you do flash cards perfectly.
— T.H.
I thought it was a great product. I have loved ANKI and Memm was tailored the flashcards to fit the highest yield material for the MCAT. It was really great to not have to worry about the quality of my own cards. I didn't have to make my own cards and could just crush through the Memm cards without worry.
— L.O.
As far as information goes, the content is high yield and written in a way that is understandable. It exceeds Anki for the point because the information presented is categorized accordingly and the quality is better.
— A.E.
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