Person, action, object for all fifty-two cards — drilled until it is automatic rather than merely known. Nothing to install, and nothing to sign up for unless you want to save your work or pay for premium features.
A PAO system is a person, an action and an object for each of the fifty-two cards — your own people, doing your own things. It is the part nobody can hand you, and everything else here is drilling it until it is automatic.
Ten minutes with the starter packs gets you a full deck you can practise tonight, and you can improve a card at a time after that.
Uses a made-up deck so you can see the drills. Nothing to sign up for.
A cell lights as that card becomes automatic — dim when it is new, bone white once you own it, ringed in brass when all three of its parts are automatic.
Every miss is recorded as a pair — what was on the card, and what you said instead. The drill leans on these rather than treating all fifty-two evenly.
A person, an action and an object for each of the fifty-two cards. This ships with a placeholder so the drills work straight away — but the whole point is that it becomes yours. Build it below, or write it out by hand, whichever suits you.
Give each suit one kind of person. The suit then narrows fifty-two down to thirteen before you have even looked at the rank.
Jacks and kings are men and queens are women under every option — that is the usual convention and it costs nothing.
Pick a starter pack per suit above and press fill, or write your own straight into the boxes below. Filling never overwrites a box you have already changed unless you ask it to.
Green is the person, amber the action, red the object — the same colours the drills use.
Two cards sharing a word makes a question with two right answers, which will read as a wrong answer to you. Worth thirty seconds now.
One line per card, four parts separated by tabs or commas: card, person, action, object. All fifty-two must be there before it will save. Cards can be written AH, 10S or Ace of Hearts.
The last five weeks. Brighter is a longer session.
Everything above lives in this browser and nowhere else. Clear your history, switch to your phone, or use a private window, and it is gone. There is no account to lose it to — which also means nothing is syncing it for you.
Download a backup file and it holds your progress, your system and your palace. Open the file on another device and everything carries across.
Open the backup file in any text editor, select all, copy, and paste it here. Works when a file picker will not.
This clears every score, streak, personal best and day of history on this device. Your system and your palace are kept. There is no undo, so take a backup first if there is any doubt.
Eighteen places you can walk through in a fixed order. Three cards live at each one, which is the whole deck with one card left over at the end. Name them after real places you know — a route through your house works better than numbers ever will.