A brain training app for iPhone and iPad with eight memory games in one place: Pairs, Echo, Flash Grid, Number Span, What's Missing?, Hide & Seek, N-Back and Word Vault. A daily workout serves three games a day with streaks and badges, and a memory profile scores six skills (Visual, Spatial, Sequence, Working, Verbal and Focus) with a skill radar, activity calendar and personal bests. Hosted by Recurro, an elephant with infinity-symbol ears.
Specifications
Platforms: iPhone and iPad
Developer: AH Apps LLC
About this app
Meet Recurro, the gentle elephant with infinity-symbol ears who never forgets. Recurro has packed eight memory games into one cozy brain training app and can't wait to play with you.
Recurro Infinite Memory turns a few minutes a day into a playful workout for your memory, focus and concentration. Pick a game, beat your best score, and watch your memory profile grow.
Eight Memory Games
Pairs: The classic concentration card game. Flip cards, find every matching pair, and earn bonus points for remembering cards you have already seen.
Echo: Watch the colored pads light up, listen to the tones, then repeat the growing sequence.
Flash Grid: Tiles flash for a moment. Recreate the pattern before it slips away.
Number Span: Digits appear one at a time. Type them back and see how long your digit span can stretch.
What's Missing?: Study a set of emojis, then spot the one that quietly vanished.
Hide & Seek: Items hide under tiles after a quick peek. Remember where each one went.
N-Back: A classic working memory challenge. Tap Match when an item repeats from 1, 2 or 3 steps back.
Word Vault: Study a list of words, then pick out every word you saw.
Your Daily Brain Workout
Every day brings a fresh set of three games. Finish your daily workout, keep your streak alive, and unlock badges along the way.
Your Memory Profile
See how you play across six skills: Visual, Spatial, Sequence, Working, Verbal and Focus. Your Memory Score, skill radar, activity calendar and personal bests show which games are your strengths and which ones deserve a little more practice.
Made for Adults Who Love a Good Puzzle
Quick sessions that fit a coffee break
Levels that grow with you, from gentle to genuinely tricky
A calm, friendly design on iPhone and iPad, in light and dark mode
Kind little reminders from Recurro when you've been away
Whether you love classic memory match games, sequence games like the ones you played as a kid, or a quick memory test to start your morning, Recurro Infinite Memory is a warm, welcoming place to play brain games every day.
Recurro remembers everything. Let's see how much you can remember too.
Frequently asked questions
What is Recurro: Infinite Memory?
A brain training app for iPhone and iPad with eight memory games in one place: Pairs, Echo, Flash Grid, Number Span, What's Missing?, Hide & Seek, N-Back and Word Vault. A daily workout serves three games a day with streaks and badges, and a memory profile scores six skills (Visual, Spatial, Sequence, Working, Verbal and Focus) with a skill radar, activity calendar and personal bests. Hosted by Recurro, an elephant with infinity-symbol ears.
What devices does Recurro: Infinite Memory run on?
Recurro: Infinite Memory runs on iPhone and iPad. It requires iOS 17.0 or later and supports light and dark mode.
What memory games are included in Recurro?
Eight games, each aimed at a different skill: Pairs (card matching), Echo (repeat a growing sequence of lit pads and tones), Flash Grid (recreate a flashed tile pattern), Number Span (type back digits shown one at a time), What's Missing? (spot the emoji that disappeared), Hide & Seek (remember where items were hidden under tiles), N-Back (tap when an item repeats from 1, 2 or 3 steps back) and Word Vault (pick out every word you studied).
Is there a memory game app that tracks whether my memory is improving?
Yes. Recurro: Infinite Memory keeps a memory profile that scores six skills, Visual, Spatial, Sequence, Working, Verbal and Focus, and shows a Memory Score, a skill radar, an activity calendar and personal bests for each game. A daily workout of three games, with streaks and badges, gives a reason to come back and compare scores over time.