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Ebenezer school
Train eye tracking and object identification skills.
The app trains users to track their eyes and distinguish objects on patterned backgrounds. Users search for target objects and touch them to identify their position.
Tee Time Trainer, Inc
Track progress with personalized training plans
Track progress with personalized training plans and interactive challenges. Set goals and receive feedback-based drills. Play game modes like Bullseye for distance control and Career Mode for structured practice.
DevDa AS
Play chords, identify notes, improve ear training
Learn to identify chord progressions using real audio clips. Practice with 500+ clips that mimic actual musical contexts. Play back chords and progressions to test recognition. Receive instant feedback on accuracy. Track progress over time.
Wilson Desimini
Train ears with frequency bands
Helps users identify specific frequency ranges through Sine wave or Pink Noise playback. Users adjust equalization settings to match target frequencies. Track progress with built-in exercises and feedback.
Rob Sammons
Practice operations with customizable difficulty
Helps users practice mental arithmetic with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Select from four difficulty levels and operators. Free trial unlocks addition easy mode. Compete on global leaderboards for fastest times.
Touch Autism
Learn touch screen skills with feedback.
The app teaches single finger fine motor skills and cause and effect. It provides visual and auditory stimulation when the screen is tapped, with a button that progressively gets smaller through levels.
Arthur Roussel
Hiragana and katakana
Hiragana and katakana with personalized practice. Review frequently forgotten characters for improved retention. Test knowledge by matching to romaji or identifying from displayed characters. Practice writing kanas on screen with instant feedback.
Benjamin Kvello-Hansen
Train your with puzzles
Improve cognitive abilities with training targeting memory, focus, and problem-solving. Track progress with detailed stats and daily challenges. Adaptive difficulty adjusts to skill level. Earn achievements for continuous improvement.
强 马
Learn C++ syntax and features
C++ reference provides tutorials on basic syntax, comments, environment setup, and overview. Includes object-oriented programming, advanced topics, online quizzes, and interview questions. Users can access structured lessons and practice materials.
Roman Vynokurov
Audio and visual support
Correct pronunciation and spelling through visual and audio cues. Use "Smart-Teacher" to organize the learning process. Add new to vocabulary by playing. Practice reading, speaking, and listening to improve language skills.
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