The app introduces ancient and modern Chinese musical instruments, categorized into wind, plucked, bowed, and percussion. Each instrument includes an image, description, music appreciation, and Wikipedia link.
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The app provides a portable dictionary for thousands of movie titles, including English, German, French, Russian, Japanese, and Chinese names. It functions offline and contains over 44,000 entries extracted from public Wikipedia data.
The app offers a minimalistic interface for Wikipedia, reducing distractions to enhance user productivity. It features a clean and fast interface, a window-on-top option for research, and supports image downloading and printing.
The app introduces over one hundred North American beetle species, selected as representatives of beetle families. It groups beetles by common features like garden impact, offering detailed descriptions and pictures for nature lovers.
The app introduces Canadian currency, including coins and bills, and helps students memorize them. It also teaches users to count out exact amounts for purchases using coins and bills, with animations as rewards.
The app provides access to Modern Education Research Society eBooks. Users can download textbooks and storybooks, with content tailored to their school and level after logging in.
The app provides a complete collection of creative tools for songwriting, beat making, editing, and mixing. It includes a massive collection of instruments, effects, loops, and samples to create music.
The app is a modern version of the Latvian folk song collection Lakstīgala. It aims to make folk songs accessible to 21st-century Latvian youth, preserving national traditions.
The app introduces users to identifying metropolitan trees and animals. It offers an "Enquête" mode to guide identification, a species list with filters, and a quiz to test knowledge and unlock a secret mode.
This app introduces children to farm animals through puzzles, teaching motor and problem-solving skills. Children learn new words and shapes while completing puzzles and playing memory match games and viewing animated flash cards.
Play by navigating Wikipedia article links from start to goal. Use hints when stuck. Track stats like average moves and play history. Save favorite articles. Compare routes to find shortest path. Share results on social media.
The app introduces letters and sounds in stages with illustrated books featuring Tim and Pip. Children can hear words read aloud and tap words to hear them spoken, with audio support for learning to read.
The app introduces children aged 7 to 12 to Canada's history through illustrated stories, articles, comics, and games. It aims to make the past engaging and relevant to today's world, bridging entertainment and education.
The app offers four distinct country list views: sorted by name, ISO number, country code, or grouped by type. It displays key attributes and details from Wikipedia for each country, with user-friendly navigation and a professional design.
The app provides access to Wikipedia for information on past Prime Ministers of Japan and events during their terms. It also includes the text of the Constitution of Japan and related laws, with options for reading aloud and viewing articles.