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Lingraphicare, Inc.
Tap icons to hear words and phrases
A picture-based communication tool that speaks words and phrases when tapped. Includes categories like eating, dressing, and home living. Allows rearranging or removing icons to customize the interface. Can reset to original settings.
Brad Kirby
Learn Kanji characters with digital flash cards.
The app presents digital flash cards for learning Joyo Kanji characters, arranged by grade. It includes features for building vocabulary and searching Kanji by grade, stroke count, reading, or radical.
24x7digital LLC
Third grade subjects with interactive learning.
The app teaches six subjects including spelling and multiplication. It uses a character recognition engine to interpret written answers and provides a reward system for engagement.
Darya Pyzhyk
Study for the on the go
Study for the with curated content, interactive quizzes, and personalized progress tracking. Review stroke care protocols, access flashcards, and track study time. Receive feedback on practice tests and manage study goals.
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At Point of Care, LLC
Clinical decision support for Parkinson's.
The app offers a clinical decision support tool for Parkinson's disease. Clinicians can access curated, evidence-based medical content by asking voice-enabled natural language questions.
Kiyoshi Koike
Kanji stroke order for proficiency test.
The app provides kanji stroke order animations for the quaternary Japanese Kanji Proficiency Test. Users can press a play button to see the stroke order of 316 kanji characters, including radicals and readings.
Kiyoshi Koike
Kanji stroke order animation for learners.
The app provides animated stroke order for 333 kanji characters. Users can play the stroke order animation by pressing a play button.
Kiyoshi Koike
Animated stroke order for kanji.
The app provides animated stroke order for 181 Grade 5 Kanji Proficiency Test kanji. Users can press a play button to see the stroke order animation for each character, which includes radicals and readings.
Kiyoshi Koike
Animated stroke order for Grade 6 Kanji.
The app provides animated stroke order for 185 Grade 6 Kanji Proficiency Test characters. Users can press a play button to see the stroke order animation and save traced characters.
国伟 林
Practice characters with writing, reading, and pronunciation
Learn characters with structured lessons based on the MeiZhou textbook. Practice writing, reading, and pronunciation. Receive instant feedback on stroke order accuracy. Correct common character mistakes like "九, 为, 方, 入, 门".
Kiyoshi Koike
Learn hiragana and katakana stroke order.
The app helps children remember the stroke order of hiragana and katakana. Users can practice independently and learn pronunciation by pressing the sound button.
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