Chemical Structure Viewer
教育 ¥14.00¥7.00
Chemical Structure Viewer is a powerful molecular visualization tool designed for students, educators, and professionals. It allows users to explore chemical structures interactively, making complex molecular concepts easier to understand. With features like real-time rotation, zooming, and instant chemical lookup, the app enhances learning and research experiences.
Key Features (Summarized)
3D Molecular Visualization: Rotate and zoom to explore molecules in detail.
Instant Lookup: Enter a chemical name to view its 3D structure instantly.
PubChem Integration: Access accurate and up-to-date molecular data.
User-Friendly Interface: Simple controls for easy navigation.
Educational & Research Tool: Useful for teaching, learning, and professional applications.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) Complete guide
教育 ¥35.00¥23.45
Get started with Building information Modelling (BIM) Complete guide for the Architecture tools learning. A structured learning journey for aspiring engineers and architectural professionals
This educational app is designed to empower engineering students and early-career professionals who want to master the fundamentals of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and architectural project workflows. Using as a reference platform, the app offers a progressive, module-based guide that walks users through every essential concept — from interface basics to advanced modeling techniques.
The learning path begins with an introduction to BIM and its core principles, followed by a deep dive into Revit’s user interface and project setup. Users then explore modeling basics — including walls, floors, stairs, and railings — before advancing to more complex topics like wall families, visibility controls, and sketch-based elements.
The app also covers critical documentation tools such as schedules, tags, annotations, and detailing, ensuring learners understand both the design and delivery aspects of architectural projects.
For those interested in customization and output, modules on the Family Editor and sheet sharing provide practical insights into creating reusable components and preparing professional documentation. Each section is crafted to build confidence and clarity, making this app an ideal companion for students, educators, and engineers transitioning into BIM-based workflows.
Whether you're preparing for a career in architecture, construction, or infrastructure design, this guide helps you lay a solid technical foundation — one module at a time.
StudyFlashcards
教育 ¥71.00¥53.25
StudyFlashcards
Create, organize, and study flashcards offline. No account needed.
Features
Organization
- Unlimited flashcards
- 3-level category hierarchy (Category → Subcategory → Sub-subcategory)
- Custom tags for filtering
- Color-coded categories with icons
Study Tools
- Auto-play mode with adjustable timing
- Built-in timer
- Progress tracking per category
- Accuracy statistics (correct/incorrect answers)
Content
- Text questions and answers
- Image support for visual learning
- Automatic card sizing based on content length
Interface
- Dark and light themes
- 4 languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese
- Table and grid view modes
- Card flip animation
Data
- Everything stored locally on your device
- Manual backup to JSON file
- Import/restore from backup
- Bulk card operations (select, edit, delete)
Works Offline
- No internet connection required. All data stays on your device.
Typing Club – Keyboard Kingdom
教育 ¥71.00¥35.00
Typing Club – Keyboard Kingdom is an all-in-one typing tutor that turns learning into an engaging journey. Improve your typing speed, accuracy, and keyboard reflexes through interactive lessons and exciting mini-games.
🖐️ On-screen keyboard & finger guides – Learn proper finger placement with animated hand overlays.
Fun mini-games included – Train with Key Finder, Speed Typing, Typing Rain, Word Match, and Memory Typing.
⌨️ Step-by-step typing practice – From beginner to advanced, track your WPM and accuracy in real-time.
Clean and user-friendly interface – Designed for students, teachers, and professionals alike.
This fun and interactive app teaches children how to type using exciting games, colorful visuals, and friendly sounds.
🎮 Mini-Games to Make Typing Fun!
🧠 Key Finder – Find the correct key before time runs out!
💨 Speed Typing – Type full sentences fast and accurately!
🌧️ Typing Rain – Catch the falling words by typing them!
🔍 Word Match – Match the right word with its meaning!
🧩 Memory Typing – Memorize and type the key sequence!
Download now and let your child become a true Keyboard Hero!
The Finseth Review
教育 ¥35.00¥8.75
The Finseth Review was developed in 2011 as a medical student project to develop a more concise and efficient neurology shelf exam preparation tool. It has been an underground success and has been a clutch resource for students at Ohio State, where it was created, and spread by word of mouth to schools around the country by sharing PDF files. The Finseth Review app was created in 2025, with question revisions to add newer content and revise/update old content and allow additional features such as easy access to all and quzzing.
This review is intended to supplement your medical education in neurology with
the primary purpose of preparing you for the Clinical Neurology NBME “Shelf” Exam and the
Neurology portion of USMLE Step 2 Exam. Some students solely use this as their preparation tool while others supplement other resources and use this as a last minute "rapid fire" way to secure their knowledge before the test.
The Finseth Review was created by focusing on "testable" material
1) common problems, their pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment
2) emergent problems and the next step and
3) clinical syndromes that have pathognomonic characteristics, making them easily testable.
We hope that seeing these clinical syndromes in vignette format will help you recognize them on your shelf and accurately diagnose them in your future patients. While the diagnostic workup and treatment plans referred to in the review should suffice for your test and are up to date to the best of our knowledge (as of 3/2025), you should refer to medical references when diagnosing and treating patients. Best of luck to you in your clerkship and beyond.