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Wesley May
Play Bridge, learn strategies, compete online
Learn Bridge by mastering rules, cardplay strategy, and bidding techniques with a partner. Practice bidding, cardplay, and contract fulfillment. Track progress and review lessons for improvement. Play against AI opponents or real players.
Pramod Shankar
Connect dots to reveal hidden images
Connect dots on a touchscreen to reveal hidden images. Complete pictures trigger animations and sound effects. Includes interactive elements like bouncing soccer balls, flying birds, and marching robots.
Michael Banholzer
Create timetables for school, work, and life
Create and manage personal timetables for university, school, or daily use. Add courses with start and end times, choose between 5 or 7 days per week, and set one- or two-week rotations.
Andrew Johnson
Explore dynamic virtual spaces with gestures
Explore a dynamic, interactive environment where body gestures shape the surrounding . Navigate through a grid of tesseracts. Adjust spatial structures with movement. View a continuously evolving 3D world.
Little Bit Studio, LLC
Play games to learn counting and sorting
Teaches counting, critical thinking, and sorting through interactive games. Includes pattern recognition, memory, and hand-eye coordination activities. Features motor skills exercises with tapping, pinching, dragging, and tilting.
Richard Witherspoon
Create cards and review them
Create to organize materials and add flashcards. Use text and images on both sides of cards. Choose from three modes. Sync across devices. Add tags and widgets. Integrate with Apple Music for background .
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