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Mio Hamano
Learn and practice Japanese kanji easily.
The app covers 3,000 kanji, including all levels from JLPT N5 to N1. It offers stroke-order diagrams, example words with audio, and three study modes: Study Kanji, Kanji Quiz, and Meaning Quiz.
Kirill Blinov
Draw and share chemical structures
Draw and share chemical structures with interactive tools. Calculate molecular formula, molecular weight, monoisotopic mass, and elemental composition in real time during drawing.
Raymond GUITTONNEAU
Anywhere, anytime, offline
With 12 colors, each offering 3 line sizes, 3 sparkling line sizes, and a bucket. Add cute monsters, rainbow effects, stars, and hearts with animated effects. Continue drawing on previous artwork. Includes calming music and no data collection.
LoiLo inc
Organize ideas and express them.
The app helps teachers create personalized learning opportunities. It allows users to organize ideas on cards, connect them with lines, and save various media types.
John Clark
Draw molecules and reaction schemes easily.
The app allows users to draw molecular structures and reaction schemes using fingertip gestures. It offers features for creating rings, chains, reaction pathways, and text annotations with chemical awareness.
KID BABY TODDLER LTD.
Enchanting fairy interactive drawing experience.
The app offers an animated and interactive fairy experience with 7 unique games. Users can enjoy over 150 screens for painting, drawing, and puzzles, featuring over 50 colorful fairies.
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