For families
For parents, pastors, and church admins.
The adults run the program. Quizzers do the memory work. Memr.is is built so those jobs stay separate and safe.
Parents cover accounts, consent, and the weeknight rhythm. Pastors and church admins decide whether the church fields a team and which program it quizzes in. Coaches run practice.
Memr.is gives each of those adults a room: parent dashboards, coach HQ, and church admin. There are no DMs, no public comments, no stranger feed, and no ads.
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Choose the program as a church, not as an app.
Memr.is supports WPF, UPCI, National Bible Bee, Bible Bowl, and Awana. The church picks the official home. We do not steer you toward one league.
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Put a parent or guardian on every young quizzer.
Self-signup is for ages 13 and up, and every minor's product access stays pending until the required guardian flow is complete. A coach cannot complete that flow.
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Use the parent and church rooms.
See study progress, keep matches in scoped rooms, and administer the org without turning quizzing into another social app.
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Read the Safety page before you invite a team.
Age tiers, guardian consent, and what Memr.is will not build are documented on /safety. That page is the source of truth for how young quizzers are protected here.
- Contributions and beta access never create a payment obligation during beta.
- Program organizations remain the authority for official ministry decisions.
Questions
The stuff everyone asks first.
Who can join the Memr.is beta?
Adults and quizzers 13–17 can join the beta at beta.memr.is, but every minor's product access stays pending until the required guardian flow is complete. A parent or legal guardian can submit their own contact information for a younger quizzer; coaches and church leaders can request team access but cannot provide parental consent.
Is Memr.is safe for kids?
Memr.is is designed with age tiers, guardian consent, scoped visibility, and no direct messages, public comments, ads, or user-upload stranger feed. Under-13 access is unavailable during beta and requires an expressly approved guardian-cleared flow.
How do parents and churches start a quiz team?
The church chooses the official program. A parent or legal guardian covers every young quizzer. Self-signup is for ages 13 and up, and a coach cannot complete the guardian-consent flow. Memr.is documents age tiers and consent on the Safety page.
Does Memr.is store the quizzer's name or Recall Check scores?
No. The quizzer name is only for the printed page. Draws and checkboxes stay in the browser. This is not an account, a signup, or a gradebook. Self-signup on Memr.is is for ages 13 and up; a parent or guardian covers younger children, and a coach cannot provide that consent.
Bring the team into the modern age.
Open the public beta. Built for quizzers, parents, coaches, pastors, and church admins.