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David Schreiber
Play and compete with others
Play skill-based against real players and over 20 bots. Compete in challenges that test memory, math skills, reaction time, and speed. Track progress and improve cognitive abilities through repeated gameplay.
Sarawut Chakit
Play, learn,
Teaches number recognition through tracing activities. Includes counting exercises and interactive games. Features sound effects and visual feedback. Allows progress tracking and multiple difficulty levels. Syncs with parent accounts for monitoring.
22LEARN Toddler and Baby Learning Games, LLC
Play puzzles, learn numbers, match shapes
Explore puzzles, numbers, shapes, and colors through interactive games. Match objects, sort by size, and identify shadows. Complete stacker puzzles to reinforce early learning skills. Track progress and repeat challenges for continued practice.
Christoph Muller
Dunk balls and bounce through levels
Play a hyper casual game with one-tap controls. Choose from 12 balls and play in level or endless mode. Compete with friends via Gamecenter. Receive haptic feedback on supported devices. Short sessions allow quick play.
Jacob Sparling
Count items with one or five taps
Count items with simple buttons that add or subtract numbers. Track scores during games. Store multiple counts in separate lists. Share counts via text or email.
ThinkCube Inc.
Navigate mazes with control
Control a in a circular maze by placing and holding it in the center. Navigate the maze without touching walls or moving objects. The speed increases over time. Track reaction time and endurance during gameplay.
Semidome Inc.
Run through checkpoints and set records
Run through checkpoints using augmented reality. Compete against players globally in four modes including Normal and 30 Sec Rush. Track progress and set personal times. Play indoors or outdoors with ARKit integration.
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