Glypho
LiveTurn two cards and find the pair — across mathematics, geography, history, science and language. Play solo against the computer, pass one device around, or open a room for friends.
Everything Techlivia makes, in two families: trivia and learning games, and enterprise systems. Each page says plainly whether the product is out or still being built.
Games worth another round, that teach something on the way — written in Arabic from the first line, never translated into it at the end.
Turn two cards and find the pair — across mathematics, geography, history, science and language. Play solo against the computer, pass one device around, or open a room for friends.
Open a room, share a four-letter code, and race up to seven friends through ten Arabic questions — or name the classic TV show from its opening theme.
An Arabic letters app for young learners, taking the play-first approach behind Glypho and pointing it at the alphabet. In development.
Systems that take the paperwork out of a working day — for private schools with buses to track, and for small businesses that would rather pay monthly than buy a licence up front.
Parents see their child's school bus live on a map. For small and mid-sized private schools, from $4.95 a month for up to 50 buses. In development.
Clients pick a service, a time and who they want to see; staff see the day at a glance, and a reminder goes out before each visit. In development.
Stock, sales and purchase invoices, accounts and staff in one system, built in modules — with invoices sent through JoFotara for businesses in Jordan. In development.
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