Track recycling schedules and receive collection reminders. Search for recycling guidelines to sort items correctly. Access location-specific information for local waste management programs.
The app presents the Preamble, Articles, and Amendments of the Constitution with editorial notes. It also includes biographies of the Constitution's signers and a keyword search function for the text.
View and update personal details like contact and bank account information. Check monthly salary slips and time attendance records. Submit late arrival or early departure requests. Access employee performance data and job vacancies.
Access comprehensive legal titles offline without internet or printed books. Browse titles including General Provisions, The Congress, The President, Flag and Seal, Government Organization, and Domestic Security.
Scan items, organize collections, sync across devices
Manage collectibles or by scanning items or searching for them. Add to lists and organize by categories. Sync with Mac and access across iPhone and iPad. Track items owned or desired. Used by educators to manage classroom book libraries.
A reference for Red Dead Redemption 2. Locate over 1500 in-game items, including treasures, collectibles, and rare weapons. Search locations by name and track progress as they are found.
The app offers training for library assistants on sorting and shelving books using the Library of Congress Catalog System. It includes a tutorial, practice drills, and scoring to assess readiness for library operations.
Identify mushrooms by selecting physical characteristics. Access detailed species profiles offline. View habitat, toxicity, and edibility information. Compare similar species. Save and organize findings in a personal gallery.
Browse event info, give feedback, receive notifications,
Browse event details including speaker information and agenda. Submit feedback and receive notifications. Connect with other participants for interaction.
The app provides a comprehensive guide to the Battle of Gettysburg. It includes historic photographs, general biographies, first-hand accounts, a documentary film, and audio presentations detailing the events of July 1-3, 1863.