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StudyPad, Inc.
Teach reading, math, and thinking skills through
Teaches early reading, math, and thinking skills through interactive games and play-based lessons. Includes progress tracking, parent controls, and alignment with preschool and curricula. Supports multiple languages and offers offline access.
Cuelearn Private Limited
Build skills
Offer daily lessons, logic puzzles, and speed-based challenges to improve fluency and problem-solving. Track progress with daily reports and set goals. Sync data across devices for consistent practice.
Kyrylo Kartukov
Solve puzzles and unlock levels
Solve puzzles and riddles with a command-line inspired interface. Explore multiple solutions per . Progress through increasing difficulty levels. Track achievements and unlock new challenges. Play offline without internet connection.
Abuzz D.O.O.
Learn through play with memory games
Teaches children 2-6 years old to recognize animals, fruits, instruments, shapes, and vehicles through matching games. Includes 300 objects for memory and cognitive development. Features interactive gameplay and customizable difficulty levels.
TOO LUNAPP
Find hidden words and fill the grid
Solve puzzles by connecting adjacent letters to form words. Fill the grid with correct answers. Use monster hints to reveal first letters. Track progress through multiple levels.
SpeedyMind Limited
Practice , , and attention skills
Practice operations and riddles tailored for K-4th graders. Choose difficulty levels for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Complete challenges to improve memory and attention.
Sarawut Chakit
Play, learn, and explore letters together
Play interactive mini-games to learn letters and sounds. Tap and drag letters to match words. Listen to pronunciation and repeat. Complete puzzles to reinforce letter recognition. Track progress through animated rewards and achievements.
ImagiRation LLC
Play to boost cognitive skills
Help children improve cognitive skills through interactive designed by neuroscientists. Features include progressively challenging exercises, 900+ , and tracking of progress over time.
Lyubov Zhivova
Develop focus and attention skills now.
The app helps children develop focus and attention through six interactive games. Themes include animals, letters, numbers, and shapes with three difficulty levels for varied ages and abilities.
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