44+ iOS apps & games curated and reviewed
Every iPhone needs a few good yumak apps. We benchmark 44+ of them on App Store rating, freshness, and pricing, then surface the standouts so you don't have to scroll the App Store yourself.
This logic puzzle game challenges players to untangle a 2D matrix by swapping nodes to their target positions, with a strategic twist: each swap can affect multiple nodes. By planning ahead and making efficient moves within the time limit, players can solve increasingly complex puzzles and progress through stages.
This application aims to revitalize a native language by making it a living, thriving part of everyday life, and it offers a platform for speakers of all levels to engage with and learn the language. Download the app to explore the language and culture, and join the effort to preserve and promote this vital part of heritage.
This application allows users to type in all 20 of Alaska's Native languages, enabling special characters not available on standard keyboards. With a customizable and user-friendly interface, users can easily switch between languages and type in their native tongue, whether it's for emails, social media posts, or text messages.
Learn Yurok vocabulary through a fun drag-and-drop game featuring everyday items, animals, and cultural objects, voiced by Yurok Elders. Play and replay to practice and beat your best time, mastering the language with each try.
This interactive 3D learning app teaches school readiness skills to preschoolers aged 3-5 while introducing them to the Sugpiaq culture and language. Players explore a virtual village, customize their avatar, and complete fun games with their grandparents, making new friends and learning about Sugpiaq heritage along the way.
This app helps users learn the Kumeyaay language, culture, and history through recordings of native speakers, interactive games and quizzes, and a search section. Explore the app to discover culture notes, images, and videos, and start your journey to preserve and restore this important part of Kumeyaay heritage.
This app shares stories from Elders in Southwest Alaska, featuring interviews recorded in 2019. Explore the rich history and culture of the region through the voices of its elderly residents.
Stay up to date with the latest news and events by accessing this application, which requires a specific Google Account for authentication. Get informed about what's happening now by signing in and exploring the available information.
This dictionary application is a collaborative effort to preserve and share the Gitksan language, featuring audio from various villages and contributions from many individuals over several generations. Explore the app to learn and engage with the language and culture.
This communication app allows members and matchmakers to read and send messages to each other in a convenient and user-friendly way. Download the app to easily stay connected with others and take your communication to the next level.
