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AmazinPro Technology Solutions And Training Company Limited
Translate documents, voice, and text in real
Translate spoken words using standard voice input. Convert text between and 45 languages. Translate images by analyzing content. Support multilingual communication for global users. Generate translated documents for work purposes.
Ventura Educational Systems
Explore math concepts with number bars.
The app provides a virtual playground for students to explore mathematical concepts using colored number bars. Students can order, compare, add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
Tental Software
Generate verses for mourning occasions
Generate sections of Mizmor/Tehilim 119 for mourning and other occasions. Input gender, , parent's , and choose to append "Neshama". Adjust font size and rotate the text.
Arch Square
Learn , read, and write words
Teaches through interactive lessons and printable PDF worksheets. Students practice letter sounds, blending, and word building. Parents or teachers can print activities for offline use.
Ripple Digital Publishing
Learn to spell write read
The app helps children ages 3-6 learn to spell, write, and read through interactive activities. It includes tracing letters, matching sounds to words, and spelling sight words with multisensory learning and positive reinforcement.
世木 林
Learn the 26 English alphabet letters.
The app teaches the 26 letters of the English alphabet through pronunciation and stroke order practice. It includes colorful pictures and standard American native speaker audio for vocabulary building.
Randy Hengst
Recognize dots in dice and 10-frame patterns
Practice subitizing by recognizing dot patterns from 1 to 10. Choose patterns based on dice or 10-frames. Adjust display time and dot range. Use two colors for patterns. iPad version supports up to 20 dots and two 10-frames.
David Arthur
Build Esperanto vocabulary conveniently on phone.
The app helps users build Esperanto vocabulary through 1157 levels. Users match Esperanto words with English equivalents, receiving immediate feedback.
Shinsuke Yoshida
Master Japanese words in one app.
The app helps users learn Japanese words, including Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. It offers five study modes: Learning, Multiple-Choice, Listening, Ranking, and Word Book, with pronunciations by a native speaker from Tokyo.
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