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Super Duper, Inc.
View flashcards and listen to audio cues
View illustrated flash cards with audio descriptions. Select cards to display. Use visual cues to identify questions posed by characters or animals. Encourage conversational speech or writing prompts.
Kevin Fichman
Learn sight words with audio flashcards.
The app teaches young children the first 100 sight words using visual flash cards and spoken audio. It is suitable for educational activities, speech therapy, and improving memory recognition.
Isao Tanji
Display text from Evernote as word book.
The app displays text from Evernote as a word book. Users can summarize study content as text to create a word book.
Duo Pisceses, Inc.
High school math practice and fun.
The app provides practice for high school math subjects including trigonometry, algebra, and calculus. It offers test reports and a reward game after sessions.
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Kentaro Seki
Play math with cute animals
A math game where users solve addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems within a 20-second time limit. Select symbols to input answers in a hatena box. Compete with friends for correct answers and track progress.
SATO MISUZU
Catch fish, solve problems, earn points
Catch fish by answering arithmetic questions. Correct answers feed the cat. Earn points during bonus time. Improve skills with middle school-level problems. Track progress and enhance memory through gameplay.
SATO MISUZU
Catch fish, answer questions, earn points
Catch fish by touching them and feed your cat only with correct answers. Play action game to improve Japanese skills. Earn points during bonus time. Includes multiple difficulty levels for students and young children.
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