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Scott Campbell
Track life, build decks, record games
Track life totals for up to 6 players with custom values. Select decks for all players to display cover art. Save game results, choose a winner, and update career and deck stats automatically. Build and manage decks within the .
Jakub Dabrowski
Read , interpret spreads, learn
Scan multiple at once using the camera for instant spread interpretation. Learn card meanings and interpretations. Create and save custom spreads. View detailed explanations and symbolism for each card.
Brandon Doyle
Tests and study guides
Study road signs, traffic laws, and safe driving guidelines. Take realistic multiple-choice quizzes based on official DMV questions. Track progress with score improvements and sessions.
Leonardo Ivan Quintero Vega
Build decks, filter cards, edit layouts
Build and organize trading card decks with card database and filtering options. Edit decks with intuitive tools and analyze stats, color balance, and combos. Track booster and starter set updates.
LITALICO Inc.
Learn vocabulary with interactive cards
Use cards to communicate emotions and intentions. Learn vocabulary and grammar through interactive exercises. Practice with customizable sets. Track progress and receive feedback. Sync with classroom materials for consistent learning.
Zoho Corporation
Scan business cards and save contacts
Scan business cards in 14 languages and extract contact information. Save leads and contacts to Zoho CRM, Salesforce, Google Cloud, and other platforms. Edit scanned data by dragging suggested fields into correct locations.
Jan Adamec
Track scores and view all rounds together
Track scores for the Oh . Log each round's results, view all rounds on one screen. Customize rules in settings. Share scorecards with players. Export data as PDF or image.
Kevin Silmore
Generate random data instantly and easily.
The app generates random passwords, numbers, colors, coin flips, card picks, and dice rolls. It provides color information in RGB, hexadecimal, CMYK, and HSB formats.
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