Apps to Learn and Play With
Games and tools for practising a skill, keeping on top of everyday tasks, or taking a quiet moment. Each one says who it may suit.
What Every App Shares
Every Interfulgent app rests on one tenet: service to the community through the enjoyable sharing and learning of knowledge and skills.
- Accessibility is taken as seriously as we can, with options for people who are differently able.
- Every app is designed to be neurodivergent friendly.
- Apps are made for all age groups wherever possible.
- Apps come on a range of platforms, so that more people can use them.
FlagFans
Learn the flags of the world. Plays in the browser.
May suit you if you are interested in geography, or in flags and the symbols on them. Primary schools can use it free of charge in their teaching.
flagfans.co.uk
UnCubed
Coming soonSolve a three-dimensional puzzle, one method at a time.
May suit you if you enjoy puzzles.
uncubed.app
FreqShift
Coming soonTrain the pitch of your voice, with feedback as you speak.
Made for transgender people, and for anyone else who wants to change the pitch of their voice.
freqshift.app
Peace Garden
Coming soonA garden for remembering your connections with others and the rhythms of nature.
May suit you if you would like a calm place to visit whenever you choose, at your own pace.
peacegarden.app
Pfish
Coming soonSize up a task you are putting off; each one becomes a fish.
Made with people with ADHD in mind, and for anyone who would like their task list to be more fun.
pfish.co.uk
Dashlit Diner
Coming soonLearn Morse code at a neon diner counter.
May suit you if you enjoy codes and puzzles. After the Morse code basics come tasks and challenges.
dashlitdiner.com
Animal Rescue Centre – ARC
Coming soonA friendly game about caring for animals and their wellbeing.
May suit you if you like animals. Made for players of every age.
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