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Micah Davis
Practice facts with adaptive drills
Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with adaptive exercises and spaced repetition. Track progress with detailed statistics. Use mentor mode for structured review and freestyle mode for flexible practice.
Stefano Frassi
Develop skills with colorful shapes puzzles.
The app helps toddlers develop fine motor skills through puzzles featuring colorful shapes. It is an educational and entertaining game designed to help children learn shapes and colors while improving problem-solving and cognitive abilities.
Intudev Limited
Learn with and games
Kobi lets children drag and drop puzzle pieces to complete scenes. Users can tap on objects to hear sounds and learn names. The includes themed such as Farm Animals, Dinosaurs, Vehicles, and Wonderland.
Paul Stevenson
Learn Japanese Kanji and Vocabulary
The app provides flash cards for Japanese Kanji and vocabulary words from the JLPTN1 test. It includes cards for the first 440 Japanese kanji, their English meanings, and readings, along with over 1500 keywords.
GunjanApps Studios and Solutions LLP
Play, learn, and grow
Offer interactive learning for children focusing on colors, shapes, numbers, and counting. Include activities like matching, dot-to-dot, tracing, and puzzles. Features memory match, balloon popping, and sorting exercises.
Dr. Panda Ltd
Manage inventory, sort items, and complete tasks
Teaches organizational and spatial skills through store-themed minigames. Helps animals find needed foods, weighs vegetables, manages shopping carts, and organizes food crates. Suitable for children aged 2-6.
Abdullah YILMAZ
Create flashcards from text
Create flashcards from text using AI. Schedule reviews based on performance. Track progress over time. Study subjects like classes, languages, or exams. Adjust review intervals for optimal retention.
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