PanPhy Labs
Physics apps, tools, sims, and some random stuff.
Physics apps, tools, sims, and some random stuff.
Practical browser-based tools for writing, measuring, plotting, and investigating.
5 appsA simple Markdown editor with LaTeX support.
Process data, plot graphs, add uncertainties, and run best-fit analysis.
Step through video frames, track objects, and extract motion data.
Visualize live audio as a frequency spectrum and waveform.
Mix two sine-wave channels with precise frequency and level controls.
Interactive models for exploring waves, mechanics, matter, and relativity.
6 appsExplore wave interference and refraction in a 3D ripple tank.
Combine waves and see how amplitude, phase, and interference interact.
Visualize standing waves with different boundary conditions.
Experiment with collision physics using interactive, real-time motion.
Compare solids, liquids, gases, and phase changes in a 3D particle model.
Learn how spacetime transforms between inertial frames.
Simple utilities designed for lessons, demonstrations, and assessments.
2 appsPlayful side projects where physics, cameras, and code get a little strange.
2 appsTry a broader search or return to the full collection.
Small, useful physics apps that run wherever a browser does.
Welcome to PanPhy Labs. These tools, simulations, and games are built with AI and designed to be interactive and educational. When existing web tools do not quite fit the job, I build my own: focused, approachable, and ready to use without installing software.
Most apps are offline-friendly after the first visit. Look for the Offline ready badge on each card. Games and features that rely on external services still require an internet connection.