Atomaze for iPhone and iPad
Build atoms, balance equations, heat a gas and watch the piston rise. 58 hands-on labs take you from what matter is to Gibbs free energy.
18 topics free forever. No account, no ads.
Every tile is a topic with its own lab, lesson and quiz. Twelve units run left to right, from what matter is made of to the molecules of life. Pick a level to see where you'd start.
Unit 1: Matter & Measurement
The science of matter and how it changes
1Matter & Measurement
2Inside the Atom
3The Periodic Table
4Chemical Bonding
5Chemical Reactions
6The Mole & Stoichiometry
7Gases
8Solutions
9Acids & Bases
10Energy, Rates & Equilibrium
11Electrochemistry
12Organic & Biochemistry
18 Foundations topics are free, forever. Core and Advanced topics come with Atomaze Pro.
Learn is the course, Explore is the reference shelf, Today keeps you coming back. Here is what a session looks like.
Each of the 58 topics opens on a lab bench. Build an atom particle by particle, balance an equation by changing its coefficients, heat a gas or titrate until the indicator flips. Short challenges check that it clicked.
The science is computed, not canned. Squeeze a gas and the pressure follows Boyle's law on a live chart, with the ideal curve dashed beside it. Change one variable and watch the others answer.
After the lab, a short lesson puts words to what you saw, with key terms you can come back to. Every quiz answer comes with an explanation, right or wrong. Pass the quiz and the topic is yours.
Color the periodic table by family, state, block or electronegativity. Tap any element for its Bohr model, electron configuration and data from PubChem, then reach for the molar mass, equation balancer, gas law solver and pH calculator tools.
Spin 40 molecules in 3D, from water and ammonia to caffeine and aspirin. Switch between ball-and-stick and space-filling, and see why water's bent shape makes it polar.
Your level is an element that changes as you earn XP. Charts show your last two weeks, unit by unit progress and the badges you've earned so far.
Add a proton and the element changes. Add neutrons for a new isotope, add or remove electrons to make an ion. This is a small slice of the first lab in Inside the Atom, running in your browser.
In the app, each of the 118 elements has its own page with a live Bohr model, its electron configuration and data from PubChem.
Carbon-12. 6 protons make it carbon, and 6 neutrons give it mass number 12. 6 electrons balance the protons, so it's neutral.
Shells: 2, 4
Pick a pace when you start: 5 to 20 minutes a day. Today shows your goal, your streak, a daily challenge and an element of the day.
Choose 20, 30, 50 or 80 XP a day. Labs, lessons, quizzes and the daily challenge all fill the ring.
Every 7 days in a row earns a streak freeze, and you can hold two. Miss a day and a freeze keeps the streak alive.
Level 1 is Hydrogen, level 26 is Iron, level 118 is Oganesson. Early levels come fast; the last ones mean real mastery.
Six families: first steps, learning, mastery, consistency, explorer and unit masters. Each unlock gets its own celebration.
Optional study reminders are scheduled on your device. No account, nothing to sign up for.
Tell Atomaze your level in onboarding and Today picks topics for you. Every level is open to explore.
18 Foundations topics Free
Lab Safety, Atomic Structure, Reading the Periodic Table and Ionic Bonding and more.
29 Core topics With Pro
Models of the Atom, Periodic Trends, Covalent Bonding and Balancing Equations and more.
11 Advanced topics With Pro
Light and Atomic Spectra, Limiting Reactant and Yield, The Ideal Gas Law and Colligative Properties and more.
The basics stay free forever. Pro opens every lab, tool and molecule. Prices are in US dollars; the App Store shows your local price.
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Weekly, monthly and yearly plans are auto-renewing subscriptions. Payment is charged to your Apple ID when you confirm the purchase. A subscription renews automatically at the same price unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; your account is charged for renewal within the 24 hours before the period ends. The yearly plan starts with a 1-week free trial for new subscribers; if you don't cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends, it becomes a paid yearly subscription at $39.99. Cancel anytime in Settings > your name > Subscriptions; any unused part of a free trial is forfeited when you buy a subscription. Lifetime is a one-time purchase. Read the terms of use and privacy policy.
Yes, Atomaze is free to download. Every Foundations topic (18 labs with their lessons and quizzes), the periodic table, the molar mass tool, the glossary and the daily challenge are free, with no time limit. Atomaze Pro unlocks the other 40 topics, every tool and the full Molecule Studio.
iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. On iPad the tabs become a sidebar and the labs get more room.
Students from middle school through high school, AP, IB and introductory college chemistry, and anyone curious. Topics are tagged Foundations (middle school), Core (high school) and Advanced (AP, IB and college).
No account, no sign-up. All lessons, labs and data are in the app, so it works offline. You only need a connection to buy or restore Pro.
The yearly plan includes a 1-week free trial for new subscribers. If you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends you pay nothing; otherwise it renews as a yearly subscription at $39.99.
Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and choose Atomaze. Cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends to avoid the next charge.
Content is written to textbook standards at each level, numbers in the labs come from tested models, and element data comes from PubChem. If you spot a mistake, tell us and we'll fix it.
There are no ads, no tracking, no chat and no account. Learning progress stays on the device. See the privacy policy for details.
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58 labs, 118 elements and 40 molecules in your pocket. Start with the free Foundations course.
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