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PIBOCO ApS
Read , explore art, interact gently
Read animated with illustrations, narration, and background music. Tap to interact with characters and scenes. Choose from six languages: English, Spanish, Danish, French, Italian, and German. No ads or in- purchases.
Ripple Digital Publishing
Play animal games and track progress
Teaches animal names through matching games with clues about animal attributes. Includes three difficulty levels for varying skill stages. Offers parental controls to restrict in- purchases and limit access.
Webrich Software Limited
Tests with voice over
With 12 full test featuring voice-over instructions. Complete multiple-choice exercises on comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Includes 600 questions for grammar school entrance exams and common entrance assessments.
David Arthur
Practice Italian language through memorization.
The app provides practice-driven memorization for Italian language learning. It offers continuous multiple-choice tests on vocabulary and verb conjugation, reinforcing knowledge through repetition and immediate feedback.
Dmitry Zaika
Read texts faster with exercises
Train and memory retention with exercises that support ePub and formats. Practice while reviewing lecture notes, books, or news. Track progress and improve retention through targeted training sessions.
getAbstract, Inc.
Summarize books in 10 minutes
Access , article, and video content . Read 10-minute versions of 25,000+ nonfiction and business materials. Follow curated channels for specific topics. Save and organize key insights from . Share with others.
Oceanhouse Media, Inc.
Read, tap, and explore stories
Read books with animated pages and interactive elements. Tap to uncover surprises and hidden stars for activities. Explore vocabulary by tapping words and images. Choose reading modes including narration, self-reading, or auto-play.
Lumornis Games
Learn to read with interactive games
Teaches phonics, spelling, sight words, and ABC basics through interactive games. Includes shape and color recognition activities. Promotes memory, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills. Allows self-paced with Montessori-inspired exploration.
Hector Gonzalez Linan
With games and exercises
Through interactive lessons and exercises for children and . Practice reading, writing, and speaking with 36 topics across three levels. Complete four activities and tests per topic. Study 500 vocabulary words with images and audio.
Sergio Padrino Recio
Learn Spanish words and pronunciation.
The app provides Spanish-English and English-Spanish translations and pronunciations. It includes audio pronunciation for each word using Text to Speech technology and offers many examples.
VocabTech OY
Learn words with interactive packs and native
Learn words and phrases through interactive word packs, real-life scenarios, and vivid images. Practice with native audio, real-life conversation phrases, and weekly mini-stories to reinforce in context. Track progress and review words for retention.
khanh le phu
Learn and translate them
Learn vocabulary with flashcards that include word meanings, pronunciations, example sentences, synonyms, and images. Test knowledge through image-based vocabulary challenges. Translate into multiple languages.
Scott Walstead
Read stories, listen to audiobooks, practice speaking
Read personalized stories and audiobooks in multiple languages. Translate words and sentences with a tap. Progressively increase difficulty. Take chapter quizzes to test understanding. Learn vocabulary through context and repetition.
Carlisle Evangelical Free Church
Connect with messages and Bible study.
The app allows users to watch or listen to past messages, read the Bible, and take notes. Users can also prepare for Life Groups and receive notifications.
Phan Phuoc Luong
Practice listening with articles
Learn through structured lessons with articles tailored for beginning and intermediate learners. Each lesson includes short stories, audio with native speakers, and explanations of new vocabulary.
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