Often, the use of mnemonics is limited to memorizing US states and fuzzy memorization algorithms.

In this application is described the necessary and sufficient technologies and algorithms for memorizing any applied information.

The application contains a course in which each topic is disclosed in detail. The course structure is follows:
Module 1 - introduction to mnemonics, view representation, 1:1 connection
Module 2 - chain creation, matryoshka method, structural memorization
Module 3 - information encoding, film method
Module 4 - the method of lots, signs, NAC, principles of setting skills
5 module - representation of three-digit numbers, memorization of dates and phone numbers
6 module - memorization of names, additional information about a person, foreign words, car numbers, passwords. Storing information in long-term memory
Module 7 - memorizing faces, pictures, maps, flags and texts verbatim

In each module there are interesting practical tasks that help to consolidate the topic.

As you progress through the course, applied tasks will be opened, as well as exercises.

Application tasks in the application:
- states (sequence, location, order of accession)
- the world (sequence, location, capitals)
- periodic table (sequence, element numbers, atomic masses)
- dates (inventions, dates of world history)
- 1000 characters after pi using three-digit numbers
- flags
- faces

Exercises:
- word-word
- 100 words under numbers
- names
- sequence of words
- a sequence of digits (two-digit or three-digit)
- phone numbers
- car numbers
- passwords

🤔Should I believe you?
I have no super-memory and I am not some kind of prize-winner or setter of any records in memorization. However, I have been using mnemonics in my life for more than 3 years, and I have experience memorizing all those applied tasks that are considered in the application. And I personally tested them on myself, including memorizing 1000 characters after the number pi. Therefore, I am more a practitioner than a theorist.