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David Smythe
Learn through quick questions before scrolling
Prompts users with quick questions before opening social media apps. It integrates with popular platforms to challenge users with relevant learning prompts. Users can track progress and set learning goals within the .
The Podly App Ltd
Summarize podcasts and learn quickly
Podcast summaries allow users to access key insights from non-fiction podcasts. Users can browse topics, view concise summaries, and save ideas for later. Content is organized into bite-sized sessions to replace social media scrolling.
Noah Clark
Explore content, learn, grow
Access personalized notifications based on user interests. Explore topics like algebra, carpentry, and life hacks. Discover inspiring quotes and practical tips. Learn new skills through structured content. Stay informed with tailored updates.
Jonathan Navarro
Learn signs, practice conversations, share progress
Learn signs through interactive lessons and visual guides. Practice with quizzes and flashcards. Explore vocabulary for daily objects and common phrases. Track progress and receive feedback on signing accuracy. Share learned signs with others.
ATP Creative
Search by situation
Search based on specific situations with categorized options including "What you have in Christ," "Answered Prayers," "Blessings," "Eternal Life," and "Holy Spirit.
PLANB LABS OU
Korean in 5 minutes a day
Korean through illustrated vocabulary and mini-games. Memorize words with visual associations. Complete daily 5-minute lessons. Track progress with memory reinforcement techniques. Share achievements and compete with friends.
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