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Happy Path Apps, LLC
Practice and language skills with games
For aphasia patients. Includes 350+ preloaded cards and sentences. Allows custom content addition. Targets receptive and expressive language. Records sessions and tracks progress. Offers engaging games for home or clinical use.
Jasjit Chawla
Generate random numbers and auto-call them
Generate random numbers for gameplay. Automatically call numbers until all are called or paused. Detect and announce call text language. Manage game settings and track progress. Share results with others.
KidloLand Kids & Toddler Games
Teach basic concepts
Learn to associate objects with pictures, understand emotions, sort items, recognize sounds and words. Play interactive to develop cognitive and communication skills. Track progress and receive feedback from educators.
Iaroslav Mironov
Practice sentences, phrases, master characters
By arranging shuffled tiles into correct phrases. Practice with 1500 phrases across 5 difficulty levels. Study 2500 common characters with detailed learning cards. All core features are free for beginners and advanced learners.
DIfferent Roads to Learning, Inc.
Interactive game for young learners.
The app develops language, discrimination, and reasoning skills in young learners. Clear, colorful images promote an understanding of functions and relationships between everyday objects.
Iaroslav Mironov
Learn business phrases in Mandarin
Learn business-related Mandarin phrases through interactive tile matching games. Practice vocabulary with detailed learning cards for 2500 common characters. Build sentences by arranging shuffled tiles into correct phrases.
Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd
Practice speech, read, write, and listen
Helps users improve reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills for aphasia. Includes exercises for daily practice, tracks progress, and offers personalized feedback to support recovery.
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