Practice quizzes in one or two-player modes. You can also build your own quizzes and load them.

Use digital Myanmar language flashcards (with audio) to practice letters and numbers, then syllables and later words. This will help you learn to read and help you to practice a decent vocabulary.

WIP: test your knowledge of hierarchical concepts with this simple game. You have to perceive the relationship between the concepts and put them into order.

School project: Learn about the Konbaung Dynasty in Myanmar. Sing a song to remember key ideas.

Old fashioned, Odd One Out game. Pretty good for making people think. Ask kids to explain their answers before selecting them. This will help them to reason and learn to explain themselves.

A continuous math problem to help someone to practice doing math in their head.

Kind of a placeholder for now.

Describe a set of conditions and the application will generate a grade calculator.

Explore and learn about the different types of intellectual property protections with this interactive graph.

Hone your ability to guess the number of dots. Random dots will appear in random locations. You only have a short time to guess the number, though.

This is a pretty cool coding interface, connected to a database for saving projects. It is still a bit buggy since I have not found the time to finish it. Definitely has great potential for managing complicated projects.

Just an experiment; nodes seek to establish connections with other nodes.

Early stage neuron simulator. This is not a DNN but an attempt to simulate natural neurons.

Fill a 2D space with a fractal just by iterating a 1D value and de-interleaving the bits.

As far apart as a circles and squares have seemed from each other in the world of mathematics, this fractal boldly breaks expectations by being completely square and completely circular at the same time.

A very basic fire simulator using kernel math.

TODO: Make it good.

Create and test stock trading strategies.

Need to calculate timestamps for some schedule or event? This very simple app can help you. It provides two possible ways of calculating the end time for each of a series of events based on your needs.

Just the start of a personal planner App specifically made for a cell phone. This uses local storage to automatically save changes.

Keep personal notes on people's traits. This is stored locally, so no one else will see your notes. This can help you to systematically analyze people and take note of their qualities and defects.