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Artem Tselikov
Track progress and compete online
Practice speed reading and peripheral vision exercises with customizable settings. Track progress using detailed statistics. Compete on online leaderboards. Improve attention and visual discernment through targeted drills.
Justia Inc.
Supreme Court cases and audio.
The app provides Supreme Court case information, audio, and transcripts. Users can select specific case types and choose between streaming or downloading audio for playback.
Thomson Inc.
Tap targets to train speed
Train time by tapping targets quickly and accurately. Play short challenges to test speed. Track progress over time. Improve reflexes through repeated practice. No registration required.
Imre Virag
Program rhythms, sync tempo, manage setlists
Adjust tempo and time signatures with precise control. Program setlists and subdivisions. Sync multiple devices for rehearsals. Use flash and vibration cues. Automatically detect tempo from audio input.
Sergey Minkov
Create puzzles from photos
Create puzzles from photos or choose from ready-made images. Select pictures from the device gallery. Help children develop attention, observation, visual memory, fine motor skills, and coordination through assembly.
Logical Images
View symptoms, get diagnoses, share images
Clinicians can build custom differentials across dermatology, internal medicine, and pediatrics by considering patient history, travel, and allergies. Share visual references with patients to explain symptoms and treatment options.
FLUOMIND
Play, learn, and grow with interactive games
Creative drawing studio allows children to draw and color with various tools and colors. Puzzle games let kids match shapes and patterns. Pixel art lets them create images by filling grids.
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