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Wildcatter LLC
Review content while scrolling
Use social media swiping for rapid-fire vocabulary review. Receive push notifications for quick sessions. Test knowledge with active recall exercises. Track progress over time. Sync sessions across devices.
DANIEL M DUARTE JR
Study cards, take quizzes, track progress
Study cards with adaptive quiz ordering based on performance and active learning. Take quizzes in multiple formats including spelling, multiple choice, and typing. Customize quiz settings for question count, card side, and order.
NeuralPlay, LLC
Play card games with AI opponents
Play with preset rules for American and Australian variants or customize rules. Compete against AI opponents with advanced analysis tools. Adjust game settings and play offline without internet.
Justin Lok
Scan cards, track sets, access database
Scan Pokémon cards instantly using real-time AI, supporting holos, slabs, sleeves, and partial occlusions. Access a database of 45,000+ English and Japanese cards, including reverse holos, first editions, promos, and variants.
Luigi Castiglione
Play the Italian card game Tressette.
The app offers a digital version of the Italian card game Tressette. It includes options for scoring, game modes, signals, special card combinations, and slam.
Happy Moose Apps Inc.
Interactive learning for every student.
The app offers over 35 educational activities and mini-games for learning languages, vocabulary, reading, and spelling. It tracks user progress and allows for multiple user accounts with cloud sync across devices.
Aleksei Pleshkov
Create and take quizzes
Create for any subject with one-click note conversion. Import tables from Excel or add images. Take quizzes to test knowledge and track progress over time. Study at your own pace with customizable review intervals.
Magoosh
Master SAT concepts and vocabulary quickly.
The app offers English and Math SAT concepts with 350 vocabulary words. It includes definitions, example sentences, and decks for different difficulty levels.
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