
ImagoPhysMechanics, electromagnetism and 3D orbits — physics visuals you can drag and slow down.
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3D chemistry teaching and lesson planning. The structures and processes that are hardest to describe become classroom visuals you can rotate, zoom and play frame by frame.



Organised by textbook contents, ready to open — or build from models and apparatus yourself.
Ball-and-stick and space-filling, unit-cell selection and expansion, custom cells, electron-dot formulas and configurations, electron clouds and orbitals.
Ionic equations paired with the microscopic process; galvanic cells and electrolysis animated; organic reaction storyboards where bond breaking and forming is visible.
Common glassware and assembled apparatus in 3D, rotatable with view presets; one consistent colour convention for phenomena.
Organise lessons by textbook contents, build slides and snapshots, return to class in one tap, annotate directly on the visuals.
The Mac edition is the full planning and teaching workstation. The iPad edition is the classroom control surface: drive the models and animations on the iPad, mirror the picture to a classroom display, and annotate with Apple Pencil. They are separate apps and are sold separately.
The core features run entirely on your device and need no network. No data collection, no advertising, analytics or tracking SDK. Preferences, lesson decks, snapshots and annotations stay on your device. See the privacy policy.
One-time purchase through the Apple App Store. No subscription, no in-app purchases. The Mac and iPad editions are sold separately.

ImagoPhysMechanics, electromagnetism and 3D orbits — physics visuals you can drag and slow down.
Explore ImagoPhys →
ImagoMathFunctions, geometry, sequences and statistics — a maths board that follows the lesson.
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