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The Jobjuice Strategy & Consulting App is a complete reference guide and job interview preparation tool created for MBAs and business professionals pursuing a career in consulting or business...
Start tracking your finances today and visualize your expenses with this elegant and simple, yet powerful App.
MoneyStats helps to track your money and generates visual reports for your...
ePhotoTag, editing on the road !
Import images from your camera, a memory card or from another app; ePhotoTag supports more than 500 cameras.
Add comments, enter author’s names and...
MBA Sidekick is a comprehensive application for MBA Students and Professionals. This "go-to" app for MBAs is valuable while they prepare for classes, prepare for interviews or to use in post-MBA...
dieCalc™ for the iPhone is the premier cutting die estimating tool. It has been designed from the ground up by industry professionals with years of demonstrative experience in the cutting die and...
※ Top selling app in finance category from past 2 years in US and Canada.
※Optimized UI for iOS7.
※Sync data across all your devices.
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Getting out of debt made easy. Pay off your debts with Debt Snowball method and save! Easy sync and iPad/iPhone versions combined in one app!
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Due to customer demands, instructions on how to play are now available on the website.
Play an ATC (Air Traffic Controller) for the arrivals of a busy airport with 3 types of planes...
Hammurabi, The Game, is our tribute to a classical computer game. The original game (called Hamurabi, due to limitations of the original hardware in the lenght of names) was the ancestor of...
Densha de Tokyo is an application for iPhone and iPod touch which aims to provide comprehensive guide for Tokyo Metropolitan Transit System. Tokyo's complex railway structure along with multiple...
