This app uses augmented reality to help elementary students practice English speaking. Students can create short videos using 3D objects and interactive features, then share them on a learning portal for peer feedback. It's designed to prepare them for English achievement tests and TOEFL Junior.
1.9.54
July 20, 2026
This update includes several bug fixes and stability improvements.
April MeMe is an augmented reality (AR) application designed to help elementary school students practice their English speaking skills. It utilizes AR technology with 3D objects and interactive elements to create engaging speaking practice activities.
The app allows students to practice speaking in various ways, such as describing pictures, creating stories from images, and summarizing passages while interacting with 3D characters. Students can record themselves, apply effects, and create short video episodes based on their speaking practice.
Based on the provided information, the app is listed as free and does not have in-app purchases or ads. However, it requires the April Gallery Book to be used.
The app offers variations by level, including 'Pic Me' for describing pictures, 'Story Time' for creating stories from four images, and 'Ring Ding Dong' for summarizing passages while video chatting with a 3D character.
The app requires access to the device's camera, microphone, and storage for recording and using gallery photos. It also checks for app version history. Users need to have the April Gallery Book to utilize the app's features.
