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- Air HockeyPlay air hockey online against the computer at three levels, or with a friend on the same screen. Slide your mallet, bank the puck off the rails and sneak it past the goal at the far end. First to 7 goals wins, so a match takes a few minutes.
- AnalectsRead the Analects, the sayings of Confucius and his students and one of the Four Books of the Confucian classics, in all 20 books. Read James Legge's English translation, the Chinese text he printed beside it, Guillaume Pauthier's French translation and a Japanese kakikudashi reading, chapter for chapter under the same numbers, and bookmark a saying or write your own notes. Every text shows its translator, licence and source.
- Ant ColonyWatch an ant colony live under the ground in this ant simulator. Drop crumbs, sugar or fruit and see the ants find it, carry it home and lay scent trails that others follow. The queen turns stored food into eggs, diggers widen the nest, and rain washes the trails away.
- AstrologyEnter a date, time and place of birth to draw a Western birth chart: the wheel, the planets, signs, houses and aspects, with what the tradition says about each, written by EveryApp. It's worked out on your device, it shows the method and the time offset it used, and it says plainly what astrology is and isn't.
- AstronomySee every eclipse, meteor shower and planet event of the coming year, the planets today, all 88 constellations and over 500 deep-sky objects. Worked out on your device for where you are.
- BasketballPlay a basketball shooting game online: score as many baskets as you can in 60 seconds. Drag back and release to send the ball arcing at the hoop, bank it off the board or swish it clean for a bonus point. Your spot moves after every basket, and in the last 30 seconds the hoop starts to slide.
- Bedtime StoriesSix original, gentle stories to play or read aloud at bedtime, in 33 languages, with the text on screen, recordings by AI voices you choose, a soft background sound and a timer that fades out after the story. Made for parents and carers, with no accounts and no profile. With Pro, a grown-up can also make a new story from their own idea.
- Bhagavad GitaRead the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, all eighteen chapters, in the Sanskrit printed in the 1922 Madras edition, in Annie Besant's English translation from that edition, and in Edwin Arnold's verse rendering, The Song Celestial. The Gita is part of the Mahabharata, in the Bhishma Parva, and is traditionally treated as an Upanishad. Switch between the texts at any chapter, bookmark verses or write your own notes. Every text shows its translator, year, licence, source and limits.
- BilliardsPlay eight-ball pool online against the computer at three levels, or with a friend on the same screen. Break, claim solids or stripes, clear your group, then sink the 8 to win. Drag back to shoot, with an aiming guide that shows more on the easier levels.
- BlackjackPlay blackjack online against the dealer with play chips, not money. Hit, stand, double down or split pairs, and try to beat the dealer to 21 without going over. Six decks, the dealer stands on all 17s and blackjack pays 3 to 2. There's nothing to buy and nothing to win.
- Bolt BrigadePlay a turn-based artillery game online: two squads of three little robots take turns lobbing shells across rolling hills. Set the angle, charge the power, allow for the wind and blast the ground from under your rivals. Three kinds of shell, hills that crumble and water in the valley. Play the computer at three levels or a friend on the same device.
- BowlingPlay ten-pin bowling online: pick where you stand, aim, set your power and curve the ball into the pocket for strikes. The score sheet counts strikes, spares and the tenth frame for you, every pin falls its own way, and two players can take turns on one device.
- Brick BreakerPlay Brick Breaker in your browser: bounce the ball off your paddle and smash every brick to clear the level. Five layouts, then they repeat with tougher bricks, and the ball speeds up as you go. Play with the mouse, touch or keyboard.
- Calm SoundsMix rain, thunder, ocean waves, a stream, wind, a fireplace, night insects, birds, a café and a train with white, pink and brown noise. Set a level for each sound, add a sleep timer, and save your mixes. Free, no ads, works offline once its sounds have downloaded.
- Canyon SprintCanyon Sprint is an endless runner you play in your browser: guide a quick hare across the desert ahead of a rolling dust storm. Jump cacti and boulders, duck under vultures and grab carrots to stay in front. The pace keeps rising, so every run gets harder. Play with keys or touch.
- CheckersPlay checkers, also called draughts, online against the computer at three levels or with a friend on the same device. Classic English rules on an 8×8 board: jump your opponent's pieces, crown kings and take every piece to win. Take back a move, and keep a won and lost record.
- ChessPlay chess online against the computer at three levels, or against a friend on the same device. Full rules including castling, en passant and promotion, with a scoresheet of the moves, take back and no sign-up. Your game in progress is kept if you close the page.
- Chore ChartPlan the chores in your home by room and how often they repeat, give each one to someone or let people take turns, and tick them off each day. A week grid shows who does what, each room shows how clean it is, and points add up to a fair weekly tally that people can spend on rewards you set, like picking the film or pocket money. Share the chart so everyone ticks off their jobs on their own phone.
- Code BreakerPlay Bulls and Cows online: crack a secret code of 3, 4 or 5 different digits in ten guesses. Each guess scores bulls for right digits in the right place and cows for right digits in the wrong place. Or set a code and watch the computer crack it.
- DartsPlay darts online on a full regulation dartboard: three darts a turn, hold to steady your hand and let go to throw. Play 501 down to a double with checkout hints, or Around the Clock, solo or against a computer opponent at three levels.
- DhammapadaRead the Dhammapada, the 423 verses in 26 chapters kept in the Khuddaka Nikāya of the Pali Canon of Theravāda Buddhism. Read the Pali of the Mahāsaṅgīti edition beside published translations in English, German, Estonian and Vietnamese, switch at any chapter, and bookmark verses or write your own notes. Every text shows its translator, licence and source.
- Dots and BoxesPlay Dots and Boxes online against the computer or a friend. Take turns joining neighbouring dots; close the fourth side of a box to claim it and draw again. Pick a 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5 grid and one of three computer levels.
- Drawing CanvasDraw and paint online with a finger, a pen or a mouse: brush, marker, pencil, spray, eraser, fill bucket, lines, rectangles, ellipses and text, in any colour and opacity. Work in up to 8 layers, press harder with a pen for a thicker line, mirror your strokes, steady a shaky line, and select part of a drawing to move it. Pinch or scroll to zoom. Your drawings are kept on your device as you go and download as PNG or JPG. It installs on your phone and works offline.
- EmberloftA one-button hot-air balloon game: hold the burner to heat the air and rise, let go to cool and sink. Steer through a winding canyon past rock spires, wind columns and birds, collect lanterns and keep your fuel topped up. Every flight is a new canyon.
- Emotion MatchEmotion Match is a listening game. You hear a short, plain line, such as "The meeting is on Thursday at three o'clock," said calmly, joyfully, angrily, sadly, with surprise, in fear, sarcastically or tenderly, and you pick the way it was said. Try a new Daily 8 every day, or practise two ways of saying things that can sound close.
- Falling SandA falling sand game in your browser: pour sand, water, oil, lava and eight more elements into a pixel sandbox and watch them pile up, flow and react. Fire burns wood, water turns to steam, lava hardens into stone, plants grow through water and acid eats almost anything.
- Fish TankA relaxing virtual aquarium game: feed your fish, keep the water clean and warm, and decorate with plants and treasures. Choose from eight kinds of fish; content fish grow up and have babies, and visitors pay coins each day for a healthy, lovely tank. No fish ever dies.
- Four in a RowPlay Four in a Row online: drop discs down the seven columns of a wooden frame and be first to line up four, across, down or diagonally. Play the computer at easy, medium or hard, or a friend on the same device. It keeps a running score for both sides.
- Fox and RabbitsFox and Rabbits is a predator-prey ecosystem simulator: watch rabbits graze, breed and run while foxes hunt them across a meadow, and see both populations rise and fall on a live chart. Change how fast the grass grows and how quickly each animal breeds, or drop in more animals with a click.
- FreeCellPlay FreeCell Solitaire online: all 52 cards are dealt face up, so almost every game can be won with careful play. Use the four free cells, build down in alternating colours and move each suit home. Play any classic numbered deal, with Undo, Hint and your best time kept.
- GourdfallGourdfall is a catapult physics puzzle you play in your browser. Lob pumpkins from a farm catapult to knock the golden harvest bells off towers of hay, timber and stone. There are ten levels with three or four pumpkins each, and clearing a level with pumpkins to spare earns up to three stars.
- Guess the SoundGuess the Sound is a daily sound quiz. Every day there are five new sounds, the same for everyone: listen, then pick what made each one from four answers. Replay a sound up to three times, keep a streak going and share your score. It is made for listening, so it needs sound and can't be played without it.
- Guided MeditationPick a theme (settling in, following the breath, a body scan, letting go of the day or gratitude) and a length of 3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes, press Begin, and a calm voice talks you through it over a soft background sound. The words appear on the screen as they are spoken, so you can follow along with the sound off. Ring a bell at the end, keep a streak and a record of your minutes, save favourites, get a gentle reminder for the morning and before bed, and use a session offline once you have begun it. Free, and nothing leaves your device unless you sign in to sync.
- Habit TrackerTrack the habits you want to build with one tap a day, from yes/no habits to counts like 8 glasses, on every day, chosen weekdays or a few times a week. Streaks allow one rest day a week, so a single miss doesn't wipe out your progress, and time away (a holiday, being ill) pauses every streak instead of breaking it.
- HadithRead the major hadith collections in Arabic, on two shelves of equal standing. Sunni collections: Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abi Dawud, Jami' at-Tirmidhi, Sunan an-Nasa'i, Sunan Ibn Majah, Muwatta Malik and Sunan ad-Darimi, with HadeethEnc's selection of frequently cited hadith, explained and translated into twenty languages. Shia (Imami) collections: Al-Kafi, and Nahj al-Balagha, sayings attributed to Imam Ali. Each hadith shows its collection, chapter and number. A grade always names who gave it, and where a source has none the page says so. The full collections have no published English that can be used here, so English comes from a shared AI translation of the Arabic, marked as AI and shown beside the Arabic.
- HangmanPlay Hangman online: guess the hidden word one letter at a time before you make six wrong guesses. Pick a topic such as animals, food, countries or sports, or play them all, and keep a winning streak going.
- Holy BibleRead the Holy Bible in two complete English translations, the Berean Standard Bible and the World English Bible, chapter by chapter. Browse the 66 books of the Protestant canon, switch translation at any chapter, listen to a human narration of the Berean Standard Bible where it has been published, and bookmark verses or write your own notes. Every text shows its translator, licence and source.
- Holy QuranRead the Holy Quran in Arabic, ayah by ayah, surah by surah, with a translation of the meanings in one of twelve languages under each ayah. The Arabic is the Uthmani text from the Tanzil Project, shown exactly as published, and the translations come from QuranEnc.com. Listen to a recitation by Sheikh Mohammed Ayyoub from the King Fahd Glorious Qur'an Printing Complex, read in dark mode at the size you like, and bookmark ayat or write your own notes. Every text shows its source, version and conditions.
- HoroscopePick a sign and see what the tradition says about today's sky: where the Moon is, its phase, which planets are changing sign or turning, for today, this week and the month ahead. Every position is calculated on your device and shown, every line is written by EveryApp, and it says plainly what a horoscope is and isn't.
- Juice StandJuice Stand is a business game you play in your browser: run a fruit juice stand for a 21-day summer with play money. Check the forecast, buy fruit, cups and ice, set your recipe and price, then watch who buys, who walks off and why. Build a reputation, buy upgrades and try to beat your best season.
- Kitáb-i-ÍqánRead the Kitáb-i-Íqán of Bahá'u'lláh in The Book of Ighan, the English translation by Ali Kuli Khan, assisted by Howard MacNutt, in its third edition of 1915. The two chapters are the print's, with the translator's footnotes, and the text is English Wikisource's validated transcription. This early translation isn't the one Bahá'ís read today, and the app says so. Read in dark mode at the size you like, keep your place, and bookmark paragraphs or write your own notes.
- Language ShadowingPractise speaking any of 32 languages, from Spanish, French and German to Japanese, Arabic, Hindi and Tamil, by shadowing: hear a short phrase, say it along with the voice, record yourself and hear both back to back, with a picture of each. Choose normal or slow, any speed from half to one and a quarter, and loop a phrase while you say it with it. You rate how it went, and a spaced-repetition schedule brings each phrase back when it is due. Sixty phrases per language in six decks, a daily goal and a streak. Your recordings never leave your device, and once installed the app opens offline, with the voice of every phrase you have opened kept on your device.
- Lantern LaneLantern Lane is a three-lane runner game you play in your browser. Run a courier's route down a busy night market: switch lanes round the stalls, jump the rope barriers, duck under hanging banners and pick up lanterns on the way. Each bump drops one of your three parcels, and the pace keeps rising.
- LemonburyLemonbury is a city builder game you play in your browser: grow a village into a big city on a small tile map. Lay roads, build homes, shops and workshops, power and water, then add parks, schools and clinics to keep people happy, while you balance taxes against the monthly budget.
- Life CellsPlay Conway's Game of Life online: draw cells on the grid of a glass slide, start the lab timer and watch them grow, die and travel generation by generation. Stamp 11 classic patterns from the slide box, from the glider to the glider gun, try other rules like HighLife or tick your own, and zoom with the focus knob from the whole grid down to single cells.
- MahabharataRead the Mahabharata attributed to Vyasa, all eighteen parvas, in Kisari Mohan Ganguli's complete English prose translation of 1883 to 1896, with his notes. The Mahabharata is itihasa, an epic of the smriti tradition. The Bhagavad Gita is part of it, in the Bhishma Parva, and has its own app. Pick a parva and section, bookmark a paragraph or write your own notes. The text shows its translator, year, licence, source and limits.
- Mahjong SolitairePlay Mahjong Solitaire online on the classic turtle layout of 144 tiles. Match pairs of open tiles to clear the board. Every deal can be won, with hints, undo and a shuffle when you're stuck.
- MancalaPlay Mancala online against the computer or a friend. Sow seeds around the board one pit at a time, land in your store for an extra turn, capture from empty pits, and finish with the most seeds. Three computer levels.
- Market DayMarket Day is a stock market game with play money: turn $10,000 into as much as you can in 60 trading days. Trade eight made-up companies whose prices rise and fall with market moods and news you can read the day before it hits, chart every price and finish with the best net worth you can.
- MatterboxMatterbox is a physics playground you use in your browser, with three worlds. In the Playground, throw, stack, burn and blast things that weigh what they would in real life. In the Lab, pour sand, water, metals, acids and more, and watch 35 materials melt, boil, freeze and react at their true temperatures. In Cosmos, place stars and planets and watch them orbit under real gravity.
- Memory MatchPlay a classic memory matching game online. Turn over two cards at a time and find every pair of shapes in as few moves as you can, with 12 to 36 cards. Good for kids and adults alike.
- MinesweeperPlay classic Minesweeper in your browser at beginner, intermediate or expert level. Open squares, read the numbers and flag every mine. Your first click is always safe, and it works on phones with press-and-hold or the flags from the tool pouch.
- Mini GolfPlay a nine-hole mini golf course in your browser. Drag back and let go to putt round bumpers, sand traps, a lagoon, a sloping hill, a moving belt and a sliding gate. The course is par 27: count your strokes, read the scorecard and try to beat your best round.
- Mole BopMole Bop is a hit-the-mole game you play in your browser. Moles pop out of a garden of nine holes and you have a moment to bop each one. Golden moles score big, moles in helmets need two bops and flower pots must be left alone. Rounds last 60 seconds and speed up as they go.
- Moon LandingMoon Landing is a lander game you play in your browser. Fly a spacecraft down to a flat pad on rugged ground with limited fuel, under the Moon's real gravity. Fire the engine to slow your fall, turn to drift sideways and touch down gently and upright. Later levels bring gusts of wind, less fuel and a mother ship to dock with.
- Peg SolitairePlay peg solitaire online on the 33-hole cross, the 37-hole round board, a 15-hole triangle or a little warm-up cross. Jump marbles over each other to take them off and try to finish with a single marble, best of all in the ringed hole.
- Penalty ShootoutPlay a football penalty shootout online: aim, time your strike on the power meter, then go in goal and guess which way the kicker will go. Five kicks each, then sudden death, against five teams that get tougher as you beat them.
- Period TrackerLog your period, flow, symptoms, pain and mood on a calendar, and see when your next period is likely to start, with a likely range, worked out from your own cycles. Go deeper when you want: basal temperature, discharge and ovulation tests show when you probably ovulated, there are modes for trying to conceive, pregnancy and perimenopause, a pill reminder, partner sharing you control, and a report to print for your doctor. Private by design: notifications never say what they're about, and you can delete everything in one tap.
- PinballPlay pinball online on Sugar Works, a candy factory after dark. Launch the ball, keep it alive with the flippers, bounce off gumdrop bumpers, knock down the candy bars and light the top lanes to raise your bonus up to five times. Three balls a game.
- Pixel FarmPlay a relaxed farming game online: dig, plant and water a little pixel farm through four seasons. Grow six crops, sell when market prices are high, keep hens for eggs, and buy sprinklers and a bigger field. Your farm is saved, so you can come back to it.
- Pixel PetA gentle virtual pet game: adopt one of three pixel creatures, name it, then feed it, play catch, wash it and put it to bed as it grows from tiny to full-grown. It never dies; if you're away it just gets hungry and sad until you come back. It installs on your phone and works offline.
- Pixel RallyPlay a top-down car racing game online: three laps against three rival cars on a coast road, a desert canyon loop or a snowy forest with an ice patch. Choose easy, medium or hard rivals, take the bends cleanly and beat your best lap on each track.
- Pocket FreighterPocket Freighter is a space trading game you play in your browser: fly a small cargo ship between seven planets for 100 days, buy goods where they're cheap and sell where they're wanted. Upgrade your hold and engine, follow the galaxy news, deal with pirates and drifting wrecks, and finish with the biggest net worth you can.
- Rail SwitchPlay a train switching puzzle online: coloured trains roll out of tunnels and each must reach the station of its colour. Flip the points, hold trains at signals and keep them from meeting at junctions and crossings, over ten yards that grow busier, plus an endless mode.
- Read AloudPaste text or open a .txt or .md file and your device reads it to you, with the sentence being read lit up as it goes. Tap any sentence to start there, skip by sentence or paragraph, slow the voice down or speed it up from half speed to double, and set a sleep timer for bedtime. It uses the voices already on your phone or computer, so your text is never sent to a voice service, and it reads without a connection wherever your device's voices work offline. Texts you add are kept in a reading list that remembers where you stopped in each.
- ReversiPlay Reversi online against the computer or a friend. Trap your opponent's discs between yours to flip them to your colour, and finish with the most discs on the board. Three computer levels, take back, and pale spots on the baize that show where you can play.
- Rocket LaunchBuild a rocket and fly it to orbit in a simple rocket launch simulator. Pick a payload and up to three stages, then climb through the air, tip over, drop empty stages and reach orbit. Five missions run from a 10 km hop to a flight past the moon.
- Savings TrackerSet savings goals with a target, a date and a photo, log what you put in, and see how far you've come, how much to set aside each week or month and where your balance is heading. Plan repeating deposits that log themselves, move money between goals, save toward a goal together with a partner, and try the 52-week challenge and other savings challenges, with nothing linked to your bank.
- Sea BattlePlay Sea Battle against the computer in your browser: hide five ships on a 10×10 sea, then take turns firing one shot at a time until one fleet is sunk. Choose Easy, Medium or Hard, place your ships by hand or at random, and keep a running tally of games won and lost.
- Shooting GalleryPlay a fairground shooting gallery in your browser: 60 seconds and a cork gun to knock down stars, cans, bottles and bull's-eye plates as they glide past on three rails. Catch the rare moon for 100 points, leave the flowers alone, and build a combo of up to four times your points with hits in a row.
- Sleep & Focus SoundscapesPick a soundscape and a rhythm. For focus, work in rounds (25 and 5, 50 and 10, or your own) while the sound softens on every break and a soft chime marks each change. For sleep, choose a scene and a length and it fades slowly to silence. Save your own routines, keep a streak and a weekly chart, and jot down in the morning how long it took to fall asleep. Free to use with no sign-up, works offline once its sounds have downloaded, and nothing you do is sent to hear them. Optional reminders nudge you to wind down at night and start a focus block.
- Sliding PuzzlePlay the classic sliding puzzle online: the 15 puzzle on a 4×4 board, or the easier 3×3 and harder 5×5. Slide the tiles back into order in as few moves as you can. Every shuffle can be solved.
- SnakePlay the classic Snake game in your browser. Steer the snake to eat apples, grow longer with every bite and avoid the walls and your own tail. Play with arrow keys, WASD or swipes, at three speeds, with walls or wrap-around edges.
- SolitairePlay classic Klondike Solitaire in your browser, with one-card or three-card draw. Build the four suits from ace to king, tap a card to send it to the best place or drag it, and use undo, hints and an automatic finish. Your best time is kept for each draw mode.
- Sound MemorySound Memory is a memory game you play with your ears. Flip tiles to find the pairs that sound the same, or repeat a growing sequence of soft marimba, glass and everyday sounds. Three levels, best scores and a new daily challenge.
- Spelling BeePlay Spelling Bee online: hear a word spoken, ask for a sentence or a slower repeat, then type its spelling. Spell English words with American English words and voice or, in the languages listed in the answers below, words of your own language read by a voice in that language. Three levels, a new daily challenge for everyone, and a streak to keep going. The voice is downloaded as you play and kept on your device, so rounds you have heard play again offline once installed.
- Spider SolitairePlay Spider Solitaire online with one, two or four suits. Build runs from king down to ace in a single suit to clear them from the table, and clear all eight to win. Drag or tap to move, with up to 200 undos, hints and a best time for each level.
- Sri Guru Granth Sahib JiRead Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji in the Gurmukhi original, Ang by Ang, all 1,430 Angs. The text is the Shabad OS Database, which follows the SGPC's Shabadaarth, and it is shown as published, without the reading marks for pauses. Read in dark mode at the size you like, keep your place, and bookmark lines or write your own notes. There are no ads and nothing to pay for. Every word comes from the source, and the source, version and conditions are shown with the text.
- Stars OverheadHold your phone up to the night sky and see the names of the stars and planets in that direction, or drag the sky with a finger on any phone or computer. It shows 9,096 stars, the Moon and the planets for where you are, and the words stay on screen if the compass can't be trusted. It works offline and installs like an app.
- Steel MeadowSteel Meadow is a top-down tank battle game you play in your browser: lead a three-tank squad across an open meadow against a rival squad. Turn your hull and turret separately, keep your thick front armour toward the enemy, hide in hedges, and win by knocking out every rival or holding the flag ring. Battles bring tougher rivals, and more of them, as you go.
- SudokuPlay Sudoku online at four levels, from easy to expert. Every puzzle is new and has exactly one solution. Write answers in pen, pencil in notes, rub out and undo, peek at the answers when you're stuck and check your work in red pen as you go. It installs on your phone and plays offline.
- Tao Te ChingRead the Tao Te Ching, the classic and scripture of Daoism traditionally ascribed to Laozi, in all 81 chapters. Read James Legge's English translation of 1891, the Chinese of Wang Bi's text, and published translations in French (Stanislas Julien, 1842) and Czech (Rudolf Dvořák, 1920) with a Japanese reading (Inoue Shūten, 1928). Switch between them at any chapter, and bookmark a passage or write your own notes. Every text shows its translator, licence and source.
- Tattvārtha SūtraRead the Tattvārtha Sūtra of Ācārya Umāsvāmī in English, all 10 chapters and 357 sūtras of the Digambara recension. The English is from the 2011 book edited by Vijay K. Jain, whose notice allows it to be reproduced, and it is shown as printed. Read in dark mode at the size you like, keep your place, and bookmark sūtras or write your own notes. There are no ads and nothing to pay for.
- Texas Hold'em PokerPlay no-limit Texas Hold'em online against one to five computer players, with play chips only. Bet, raise, bluff and outlast the table as the blinds go up. No real money, nothing to buy and nothing to win.
- Tic-Tac-ToePlay tic-tac-toe (noughts and crosses) online against the computer or a friend on the same device. Pick Easy, Medium or Unbeatable, a computer that never loses, and get three in a row to win. Wins and draws are tallied for you, and it installs on your phone and plays offline.
- TipiṭakaRead the Tipiṭaka, the Pali Canon of Theravāda Buddhism, in the Mahāsaṅgīti edition: the Vinaya, Sutta and Abhidhamma Piṭakas in full, in Pali. Published translations sit beside the Pali where they exist: Bhikkhu Sujato's English of the four main Nikāyas and much of the Khuddaka Nikāya, Bhikkhu Brahmali's English of the Vinaya, Sabbamitta's German, and parts in Russian, Italian and Serbian. Bookmark passages or write your own notes. Every text shows its translator, licence and source.
- TorahRead the Torah, the Five Books of Moses, chapter by chapter: Bereshit, Shemot, Vayikra, Bamidbar and Devarim. The Hebrew is Miqra according to the Masorah, with vowels and cantillation marks, and the English is the 1917 translation of the Jewish Publication Society. Switch between them at any chapter, bookmark verses or write your own notes. Every text shows its editor, licence and source.
- Tower ControlPlay an air traffic control game online: work the tower at a two-runway airport on a radar screen. Turn, climb, descend and slow aircraft, line arrivals up and clear them to land, send departures off and hand them on at their exit point, all while keeping planes at the same height apart. Six levels and an endless mode.
- Traffic LightsA traffic control game: switch the lights at each junction to keep a little town moving. Six 90-second levels go from one crossroads to six junctions, then a railway, with buses, turning cars and ambulances that can't be kept waiting. There's a sandbox too, and it installs on your phone and plays offline.
- Valmiki RamayanaRead Valmiki's Ramayana in its seven kandas, from the Bala Kanda to the Uttara Kanda, in Sanskrit and in Ralph Griffith's English verse translation. This is one telling: many others exist, Tulsidas's and Kamban's among them. The Uttara Kanda is kept and marked as disputed. Griffith's English stops at the end of the Yuddha Kanda and leaves some cantos out, and those places say so. Switch between the texts at any sarga, bookmark verses or write your own notes. Every text shows its translator, year, licence, source and limits.
- Video PokerPlay Jacks or Better video poker online with play credits, not money. Deal five cards, hold the ones you want, draw once and get paid on the full-pay 9/6 table, from a pair of jacks up to a royal flush. Bet 1 to 5 credits a hand; there's nothing to buy and nothing to win.
- Voiced Story AdventureVoiced Story Adventure is a narrated choose-your-path mystery. Arrive in a rainy harbour town, read each scene or listen to it, and choose what happens next. The ambience changes with the place, sound effects mark the key moments, and there are three endings to find. The story, its narration, the menus, the buttons and this page are all in your language.
- Water TrackerWork out how much water to drink a day from published health guidance, then track every glass, coffee and cup of tea against it. One-tap cups and favourites, typed drinks, caffeine against a sourced daily limit, an extra for hot days from today's forecast, history by drink, streaks and reminders that stop once you reach your goal. Free, no ads, and it works offline.
- Weight TrackerLog your weight in kg, pounds or stones and see a smoothed trend and weekly averages that look past day-to-day ups and downs, with your BMI and a goal for losing, maintaining or gaining. Estimates only ever use a safe pace, you can bring your history from another app, and you can show the trend alone or hide the numbers.
- Word RainWord Rain is a typing game: words fall on a little town and you type them away before they land. Levels get faster with longer words, a storm word clears the whole sky, and your words per minute and accuracy are shown as you play.
- Word SearchPlay word search puzzles online. Find every hidden word in the grid, across, down, diagonally or backwards, on seven topics including animals, food and countries. A new puzzle every time, at three levels.
- Yacht DicePlay Yacht, the classic five-dice game, online on your own, against the computer, or with a friend on the same device or online. Roll up to three times a turn, hold the dice you want and score them in one of twelve categories, from Ones to a 50-point Yacht. The score pad shows what each choice is worth, and it installs on your phone and plays offline.
Guides for this collection
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