34 apps

See each term of a sequence built from the one before — in math and in Python.

See why (a+b)² = a² + 2ab + b² — drag a square apart and let the areas prove it.

Same deposit, same rate, two outcomes. See where compound interest wins.

Design an axial section, spin it, and work out V and S.

Draw vectors in the plane and in space, and watch every product work itself out.

Mix light, ink, and hue — watch RGB, CMYK, and HSV make the very same color.

Move all disks to the right peg — never on a smaller one.

Pick an organ off the body map, turn it in your hands, and name every structure.

Explore generated plant and animal cell models in 3D.

Build isotopes and ions from subatomic particles.

Explore the planets, the Moon's phases, and eclipses in one 3D model.

Drop metals into water and watch reactions unfold.

Drag to rotate, toggle lone pairs, and read the geometry and bond angle.

One flask of water — freeze it, boil it, and peek inside at the molecules.

Drip acid or base and watch the pH shift.

Drag an angle and watch sine and cosine move.

Rotate solids, read volume and surface area, and compare equal-volume shapes.

See how gravity, friction, and force interact.

Watch chaos emerge from two coupled pendulums.

Compare BFS, DFS, Dijkstra, and A* on a grid maze.

Drag magnets and wires, switch views, and read the field with a compass.

Flip, roll, spin, drop. Theory vs reality, live.

Drive a string and watch waves reflect.

Explore classic theorems with draggable proofs.

Launch a ball and watch gravity shape the arc.

Aim a laser and watch refraction bend the beam.

Swing a pendulum and watch energy trade places.

Pick a lens or mirror, drag the object, and watch the rays form the image.

Drag along a curve and watch the tangent slope.

Move a source past a listener and watch the wavefronts compress and stretch.

Tilt the plane and watch the conic shape change.

Set slit count, wavelength and spacing, then read the maxima off the screen.

Explore 2D shapes with live formulas.

Watch six classic sorting algorithms race side by side.