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FOR PHYSICS TEACHERS

Interactive physics diagrams and simulations. A model for your course.

Create interactive physics diagrams with AI. Explore circuits, waves and mechanisms with adjustable controls and simple simulations where appropriate. Set the variables and relationships you want students to explore. Start with a prompt.

New accounts get 3 free starter credits. Each generation uses 1 credit. No card needed.

Preview of the interactive One battery, two paths diagram
A diagram you can explore now One battery, two paths Try its controls. Free to explore, no sign-in.

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Before you sign up

Common questions

3 free starter credits for new accounts · 1 credit per generation · no card needed

What do I get for free?

New accounts start with free starter credits and no card is needed, so you can generate your first diagrams before paying anything. The public examples on this page are free to explore too, with no sign-in.

What is a credit?

A credit is what the studio spends to generate a diagram. Your balance and the per-generation cost are always shown before you create anything, and new accounts begin with free starter credits.

Can I share, embed or export my diagrams?

No. There is no public sharing, embedding or export feature today. Diagrams you generate stay in your private studio for your own review and use. You're welcome to link people to the public examples on this page, which anyone can open without signing in.

Are the physics simulations accurate?

They are simple, adjustable demos for building intuition — not engineering-grade models with an accuracy guarantee. Students can drag controls and see how a circuit or wave responds. Review each diagram before teaching with it.

Your next lesson starts here

Create your first diagram free

Describe your subject and learners to create an interactive lesson diagram with AI.

Create your first diagram free

Review generated content, including any simulations, before teaching. Saved diagrams stay in your private studio.