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MemLok
#1 VerseLocker 
Jackie H.“It isn't very visually pleasing and it doesn't have very many features.”
Meet the testers
Each used MemLok side by side with other apps “It wasn't very user friendly and had limited features, It also just wasn't very engaging or visually pleasing.”
What they’d use instead
MemLok’s pricing
Freemium
Where it ranks
About the app
Summary · not an editor reviewMemLok pairs every verse with a visual memory cue, a picture-hint method that has helped visual learners lock in scripture for years. It is free to try, with a one-time unlock for the full library of 700-plus verses.
Common questions
It attaches a visual word-picture to each verse as a memory hook, which helps many visual learners recall the words faster.
It is free to download, but the complete system is unlocked with a one-time purchase of roughly $30.
About 700 verses organized into 72 topics, and you can add your own as well.
iOS and Android, plus a web app that is bundled with the mobile purchase.
MemLok includes six Bible versions so you can memorize in the translation you already use.
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“It wasn't very user friendly and had limited features, It also just wasn't very engaging or visually pleasing.”
Nothing. It had an odd way of presenting the verses.
It isn't very visually pleasing and it doesn't have very many features. It was the most difficult to navigate, even with a very long tutorial.
MemLok I'd actively tell you to skip. It's not worth your time.
