Memory Palace is a small content site about the method of loci, memory palace training, and structured recall. I built it to make the topic easier to use, not only easier to talk about.
I am Kehong Li, the builder of this site. I like turning practical learning methods into small, calm tools that people can actually use in a browser. My work usually sits where writing, product thinking, and lightweight code meet: explain the idea clearly, remove friction, and leave readers with a method they can test today.
The site tries to use plain explanations, concrete examples, and small browser-only tools. The route generator, word trainer, and number converter work without accounts or server storage. When a tool saves data, it uses local browser storage.
The content uses research where it is helpful, but it is not medical advice. Memory techniques can support learning and recall. They do not replace sleep, practice, understanding, professional diagnosis, or qualified treatment.
For corrections, source suggestions, or partnership questions, contact: kohunglee@gmail.com.