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Adam Croser
Calculate, edit, and track equations
Perform complex calculations with functions and formula support. Use speech to input and receive answers, with full VoiceOver compatibility. Adjust button size and color for better visibility. Access high contrast mode for improved readability.
Kohei Shimizu
Write , view details, learn order
Enlarge and display characters for detailed study. Select from Gothic or Mincho fonts and view stroke order. Access full-screen mode with horizontal scaling. Use Wiktionary to check pronunciation, kun readings, and meanings.
Marut Srimarueang
With the and paint
Allows users to illustrations of a . Features include selecting colors, saving progress, sharing completed artwork, and accessing educational content about colors and creativity. Designed for children aged preschool to first grade.
Andreas Bock
Explore four imaginative learning treehouses.
The app offers four educational tree houses for children aged 2 to 5. It includes games for learning shapes, colors, opposites, and shadows, with adaptive difficulty and a reward system.
Naoyuki Hironaka
Run, calculate, and collect coins.
The app offers a casual gaming experience combining running and mental arithmetic. Players collect coins, avoid obstacles, and answer simple addition problems by hitting the correct door.
Inclusive Technology
Develop targeting and switch skills.
The app offers a touch or switch game for targeting and two-switch skill development. It features clear graphics and sound effects, making it suitable for users with visual or perceptual difficulties.
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