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LumEnrich Inc.
Type numbers, improve speed, focus on tasks
Test your typing speed by entering numbers in sequence. Tap to control the and track progress. Improve focus and brain activity through daily practice. Share scores and compete with others.
VERVE TECHNOLOGIES PTY. LTD.
Rain and wind radar data displayed.
The app provides up-to-the-minute rain and wind radar data with full-screen mode and landscape support. It offers pinch and pan zooming, a selected list, GPS location, and a list of nearest radars.
Lawrence Ingraham
Learn the English alphabet with games.
The app offers four distinct games to aid in learning the English alphabet. These games include flashcards, identification, matching, and handwriting practice.
Hack4Impact
Play math, read, write to train
Mental exercises for Alzheimer’s patients include math, reading, and writing activities. Sessions last 30 minutes and are completed 5 times weekly. Difficulty increases with performance. Tracks progress and adjusts challenges accordingly.
Antonio Nunes
Practice music with tempo control.
The app offers a metronome with tempo control, mixed time signatures, and beat grouping. It includes a notation-based sequencer for detailed control over tempo, time signature changes, and rhythmic patterns, allowing for complex polyrhythms.
A Brainy Choice, Inc.
Practice synonyms and antonyms interactively.
The app helps users learn word differences through interactive gameplay. It offers 20 levels of synonym and antonym practice with over 400 questions and timed options.
Suave Solutions
Preschoolers learn body parts names.
The app helps preschoolers learn human body parts through a learning mode and an image-based quiz. It covers parts like face, eyes, nose, mouth, ear, body, hand, arm, leg, and foot.
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