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Skidos Labs ApS
Learn numbers, letters, and words
Educational help children learn numbers, math, letters, and reading. Features include tracing exercises, phonics activities, interactive stories, and progress tracking. Content is designed for with ADHD, Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia.
Alexey Sekachov
Track tasks, habits, and events in one
Plan routines by combining calendar events, to-do tasks, and habit tracking on a single timeline. Set reminders, categorize activities, and visualize progress toward goals. Sync across devices and receive notifications for upcoming tasks and habits.
Dayble
Track habits, set goals, and organize routines
Track habits using check, count, or timer methods. Organize routines by themes and weekly goals. View progress through receipt-style daily layouts and sticker trackers for weekly and monthly summaries. Access full dark mode for focused use.
Dmitrii Zaiats
Offload thoughts, get grounded, see clearly
Write thoughts and emotions to process feelings. Reframe negative thinking and identify mental traps. Track emotional patterns over time. Understand triggers and gain clarity through guided reflection.
Skidos Labs ApS
Learn numbers, letters, and words
Teaches number sense, math tasks, letter and number tracing, word writing, phonics, and interactive reading. Includes expert-curated content for early learners.
Shivam Sompura
Stream ambient sounds and beats
Study provides ambient sounds and beats for . Users can access offline without WiFi. Playlists are customizable for study, , or reading sessions. Adjust volume and playback speed. Set specific time intervals for sessions.
TimeFinder, LLC
Organize tasks and sync with calendar
Manage tasks with customizable lists, drag-and-drop scheduling, and color-coded categories. Set reminders, prioritize items, and adjust plans on the fly. Sync across devices and view progress with visual timelines.
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