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MyFirstApp Ltd.
Practice cognitive, language, and motor skills
Helps children aged 2.5 to 7 years develop cognitive, language, visual perception, and fine motor skills through educational games. Includes 15 full-featured games without in- purchases.
Duck Duck Moose LLC
Solve puzzles, learn sequences, build skills
Pop offers animated puzzles with moving characters and animals. Users solve puzzles by arranging pieces. Features include 27 levels, color recognition, shape identification, pattern matching, and sequencing exercises.
Zorten Software, LLC
Upload images, record questions, share
Upload and save photos into customizable categories. Pair images with recorded questions. Share via Dropbox. Children touch target images for sounds or visuals. Use with up to five images per target . Designed by an SLP for receptive development.
Trayt Inc
Track health, map progress, and manage care
Track behaviors and health metrics for individuals with brain-based disorders. Create personalized profiles to identify influencing factors. Map connections between brain, body, and behavior. Set reminders and monitor progress over time.
Hamaguchi Learning & Development, LLC
Teach, practice, and repeat
Teaches basic English through interactive illustrations and animations. Children can select images and sounds to create simple sentences. Includes vocabulary building activities and progress tracking for parents and educators.
SoundTouch Interactive
Teach words with interactive flashcards
Teach toddlers words and sounds with interactive flashcards. View real-life photos and hear authentic sounds for animals, vehicles, and objects. Choose from 400+ flashcards to build vocabulary and recognition.
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