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Bohdan Oleksa
Solve problems with AI scans
Solve problems by scanning or uploading images. Receive detailed step-by-step explanations for various topics. Practice with AI-generated exercises tailored to individual skill levels. Track progress over time with built-in performance analytics.
Kevin Fichman
Learn sight words with audio flashcards.
The app teaches young children the first 100 sight words using visual flash cards and spoken audio. It is suitable for educational activities, speech therapy, and improving memory recognition.
Dominik Gyecsek
Learn and phrases
Learn with 3,000 essential vocabulary and over 100,000 example sentences. Practice with quizzes, spaced repetition, and a dictionary. Enable hands-free learning and sync progress across devices. Receive notifications for reminders and updates.
William Entriken
Improve pronunciation with native models.
The app helps users improve pronunciation by comparing recordings to native-speaker models. Users can browse lessons, save them locally, and repeat words for consistent pronunciation.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Rebuild reading independence with dignity.
The app offers six clinical modules for reading comprehension. It allows for customization of difficulty, vocabulary, and language.
Mobile Education Store LLC
Build and practice verb tenses
Learn correct tense forms through animated videos showing past, present, and future tenses. Watch 48 video lessons to understand tense usage. Practice identifying tenses in sentences. Track progress with interactive exercises.
Preferred Mobile Applications, LLC
Speech therapy for young children.
The app provides diadochokinetic syllable drills for consonants in various positions and vowel contexts. It targets individual sounds, sound classes, and motor programming disorders for children ages 3-12.
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