Quick Start

1. Build your own prompts and rules

Prompts are fragments you can recall when you see them. Usually you build prompts with associations such as similar sounds, imagery, events, hobbies, or shapes.

For example:

tail 8 -> &          #similar sound, "tail 8" means &
smile -> ^v^         #similar shape
cs player -> s1mple  #hobby, favorite cs player
nobleman -> lian     #imagery, "the lotus is the nobleman of flowers"

Rules do not correspond to a specific password fragment, but apply to one. Common rules include capitalizing the first letter, reversing the order, or appending a suffix.

For example:

caps ->   #take the capslock idea, capitalize the first letter of the following fragment
reverse -> #reverse, invert the order of the following fragment letters
append -> #append, add a custom suffix to the following fragment

Keep prompts and rules secret

Don’t make prompts and rules too obvious. Always create prompts and rules that only you know.

2. Store them in the Prompt Book

Store your prompts and rules in the Prompt Book and memoria will encrypt and save them.

3. Create a new password memory

On the “Password Recall Book” page, click the button at the bottom right to create a new entry. For the prompt part, you can select an item from the Prompt Book or enter a custom prompt.

Next steps

• For detailed instructions on every page, read the Usage guide.