Top 14 Apps Like Abstract Painting AR for iOS and Android

'Abstract Clock Tracks' is an app that creates unique, abstract chord progressions by simply pressing a button. The app also generates riffs and beats via preprogrammed rhythmic patterns.

Main features: • 180 questions with 720 variations • Hints and solutions • 3 difficulty levels

«ABSTRACTION IS REAL» (J. Albers, 1966) GeometriCam uses the iPhone camera as a live video source to generate stylish geometric compositions in real-time.

Realistic Painting aims to teach the techniques needed to create realistic paintings, with accurate and truthful reproduction, and the importance of treating everyday subjects in an objective way.

Your first case as a detective is forcing you to open your eyes to a world bigger than you thought. But maybe it's better to keep them closed.

Discover stories that matter to you, from readers like you. Goodreads is the world's largest community of readers.

LibriVox Audio Books provides unlimited access to over 40,000 audio books. Each audiobook can be streamed over the internet or downloaded for later use.

Beautiful images, elegant formatting, graceful page turning or scrolling, and precisely customized color and contrast.

Listen to your favorite DRM-free audiobooks with Bound. Bound allows you to import audio files from various cloud services and play them back in a beautiful modern interface.

– Who is this app for? This app is for people who have at least a basic understanding of a foreign language and who want to drastically improve it and bring it to the next level.

Find a public bookshelf close to you! Take a book from the shelf you would like to read or place books in the shelf for others to read.

— Stacks of ebooks and audiobooks in 12 languages — Get recommendations from friends, experts & editors — Keep your ebooks, audiobooks, quotes & notes with you — So much choice

Hat Monkey is a small monkey with a hat who needs our help around the house.

"Editor´s Choice Award" by Children´s Technology Review for Excellence in Design! wired.com: "It’s not quite a storybook, and not quite a video game.