The app offers flashcards and review slides for over 3,000 kanji, complementing the Heisig method books. It allows users to create study lists, save mnemonic stories, and learn stroke order with animated diagrams.
Draw and share chemical structures with interactive tools. Calculate molecular formula, molecular weight, monoisotopic mass, and elemental composition in real time during drawing.
Read synopses of recent in English or listen to audio versions in preferred languages. Watch video recordings of the . Access content delivered by Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih V.
Explore Unicode characters through Block, Plane, Grapheme, and Character views. Inspect detailed properties, search by code point or name, and segregate characters into code points.
The app provides drawing tutorials broken into 11 steps with additional tips for illustrating portraits. Users can learn techniques at their own pace, whether using physical tools or a drawing app.
And AR lets two players take turns hiding and finding virtual shapes in real-world environments. Players select shapes from a list and place them on flat surfaces. The seeker uses to locate hidden shapes and tap them to reveal.
Draw and color characters directly on the screen or with a pencil on paper. Access a public gallery to share art. Follow step-by-step drawing guides. Color pages with solid or gradient colors. Color pixel art by numbers.
Record with one-tap player selection. Track serves, digs, passes, attacks, sets, and blocks. Generate box scores with hitting efficiency and points. Monitor player positions and rotations. Sync with Hudl video via time code.
Learn through interactive quizzes and visual flashcards. Test knowledge with multiple-choice questions. Explore detailed 3D models of body systems. Study in offline mode with English and Czech language support. Track progress and review mistakes.