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Orion Designs LLC
Track progress, set goals, stay strong
Track biometric data including heart rate, sleep patterns, and activity levels. Set personalized health goals and receive progress updates. Access scientific articles and research on longevity.
PICxPIC, Inc.
Touch, listen, and watch items.
The app features three stages: eggs, fish, and soap bubbles. Each item produces a distinct sound and movement upon interaction.
Red Hong
Share cookies to learn
Learn through interactive activities. Use the Board to distribute cookies among children and visualize concepts. Play the Game to practice dividing numbers with visual aids and immediate feedback.
Mobile Education Store LLC
Create and share interactive stories
Create custom sentences using pre-recorded audio clips. Practice forming complete sentences and improving language skills. Include visual and auditory prompts to support learning and communication.
Timeleft SAS
Meet new people for dinner
Matches users with others in their city for weekly dinner gatherings based on personality quiz results, location, language, dietary needs, and budget. Users can view group details, confirm attendance, and receive event reminders.
NC Corp.
Communicate with icons and audio.
The app provides over 250 icons organized by category to help toddlers and preschoolers communicate. Users can add customized icons with their own images, and the app features an intuitive, child-friendly design.
Amber Domoradzki
Track milestones and parenting tips
Track child development milestones from 18 months to 8 years. View milestones in calendar format. Add parenting tips for each stage. Monitor emerging skills alongside behavioral changes. Update with new milestones as they become available.
Vishal Shah
Toddlers learn alphabets with fun.
The app helps toddlers learn alphabets with colorful flashcards and professional voiceovers. Users can record their own voices for each alphabet, making learning easy and fun for children.
Mobile Education Store LLC
Build abstract question answering skills.
The app helps elementary-aged children answer abstract questions and create responses based on inference. It uses audio clips to improve auditory processing for children with autism spectrum disorders or sensory processing disorders.
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