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Tinybop Inc.
Explore ecosystems, discover species, build habitats
Explore interactive dioramas of forests, deserts, and grasslands. Discover species through animations and simulations. Learn about ecosystems, habitats, and biodiversity. Conduct virtual experiments and observe changes over time.
Kawaii, Incorporated
Identify rocks, minerals, and fossils with AI
Take a photo of a , mineral, crystal, or fossil. Use AI to identify the specimen and display detailed information about its properties, formation, and classification.
Sunghee Na
Review content and set reminders
Create personalized schedules based on input topics. Track progress over time with detailed analytics. Set reminders for review sessions. Export plans for offline use. Sync across devices for consistent progress.
Subsplash Inc
Listen to sermons and track your spiritual
Access sermons and teachings from H.B. Charles Jr. Search and play messages on demand. Subscribe for updates. View events and connect with community groups. Track personal spiritual growth with devotionals and reading plans.
MindJolt
Solve word puzzles on the
Play word puzzles by rearranging scrambled words using clues. Solve vocabulary challenges across 10 routes. Track progress and prepare for the SAT with varying difficulty levels. Share completed puzzles with friends.
ARSOME Technology Group, LLC
Explore exhibits with AR and share content
Explore historical innovations through augmented reality simulations. Complete a scavenger hunt to uncover details about Charles Kaman's contributions. Interact with an AR docent for guided explanations.
Neil Kutchera
Track ship locations and terminal assignments
View real-time ship arrivals and departures at . Check terminal assignments and vessel specifications. See next and previous ports of call. Track ship locations on a map. Access parking information via the Car icon.
Sarah Ragab
Six calculators in one app.
The app offers six calculator types including graphing, handwriting, and scientific functions. It displays equations and results simultaneously, supporting equation solving and graph plotting.
Michael Wesemann
Simulation of Darwinian evolution game
The app simulates Darwinian evolution through survival of the fittest. It is based on an idea from a May 1989 Scientific American article about simulated evolution.
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