Play Bridge games offline anytime
Play Bridge games like Rubber, Chicago, or Teams of Four offline. Use advanced AI to analyze plays and provide feedback. Access tutorial mode for beginners with step-by-step guidance. Track game history and review played hands.
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Matthew Krom
Learn American Sign Language for school.
The app teaches American Sign Language related to school subjects. It includes videos of Deaf adults asking common school-related questions to Deaf children, with options for normal and slow playback speeds.
The University of Michigan
Deceive and detect opponent's deception.
The app offers a free game of Liar's Dice against an artificial intelligence opponent. It supports one to three AI opponents and includes a full set of bids and special rules.
Eiko Bleicher
Play and track opponents
Play with real-time multiplayer and offline mode. Find opponents of similar skill. Participate in tournaments and review game statistics. Analyze completed games and track progress. Chat with other players and receive move or message notifications.
Bhavinkumar Satashiya
With interactive lessons
With interactive lessons, vocabulary exercises, and grammar drills. Practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Includes a built-in translator and progress tracking features.
Playense Ltd
Tap to cross, beat high scores, share
Tap to guide a cute character across a . Navigate obstacles and beat high scores. Share achievements with friends. Track progress and replay levels.
Culture Connections, LLC
Practice grammar in real conversations
Practice grammar by speaking, listening, and writing. Correct mistakes in real-time. Track progress with exercises and quizzes. Connect with other learners for conversation practice. Share feedback and review past sessions.
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