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Hong Kong Bin Ming Internet Technology Co., Limited
Play anytime, anywhere
Play with drag-and-drop card moves and multiple game modes. Save progress and replay previous games. Challenge yourself with different difficulty levels and track completed deals.
Isaac Smith
Create decks, practice, track progress
Create custom flashcard decks using text or images. Run timed practice sessions with shuffled cards. Track progress with detailed performance charts. Build speed and accuracy through regular practice.
Philippe Zay
Tap to switch spirals and explore new
Allows users to tap the screen to change randomly generated spirals. Spirals update automatically after a period of inactivity. Features include interactive tapping, automatic spiral changes, and a version for parents called "."
Enes Aydin
Vocabulary through games and audio visuals
Vocabulary through interactive games that enhance visual, auditory, and reading skills. Study 500 words with images, audio, and native voice pronunciations. Choose from 15 categories including alphabet, numbers, animals, and more.
East West Math LLC
Practice facts and build computational skills
Teaches counting, unitizing, and basic arithmetic through interactive games. Includes memory exercises for facts. Supports Pre-K to Grade 1 learning. Tracks progress and provides feedback on exercises.
Shadanan Sharma
Interactive visual thesaurus for words.
The app presents words and their synonyms as a graph. Users can tap nodes to see definitions and expand the graph to reveal more connections.
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