Imago
ImagoChemMolecules and crystals, electron-dot formulas and orbitals, ionic reactions and electrochemistry, organic reaction storyboards, 3D apparatus. The structures that are hardest to describe become something you can rotate.
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Turn the hardest processes into visuals
you can rotate right in class
Chemistry, physics and mathematics — three 3D visualization and lesson-planning tools for secondary-school teachers. Molecules and crystals, forces and fields, functions and geometry: rotate, drag and step through them in class. Fully offline, one-time purchase.
Three tools, one classroom language
Choose by subject. Mac and iPad editions are sold separately.
ImagoChem
ImagoPhysDraggable mechanics scenes, kinematics and force analysis, circular motion and critical cases, electromagnetic induction and charged particles, 3D orbits. Change a parameter and the picture recomputes at once.
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ImagoMathFunction graphs and transformations, the unit circle and trigonometry, vectors and complex numbers, sequences and recurrence, solids and nets, conics and statistics. A geometry board that keeps up with the lesson.
Explore ImagoMath →Why teachers use it
Not a textbook on screen — the picture itself becomes the blackboard.
The visual is the boardThe centre holds only the model and animation; controls stay in the side panel.
Parameters take effect at onceDrag an object, change a mass, swap a medium, adjust an angle — the picture recomputes live.
Fully offlineNo network, no data collection, no account, no ads, no analytics SDK.
One-time purchaseBuy once and keep using it. No subscription, no in-app purchases.
From planning to classroom
The Mac edition is the full planning and teaching workstation; the iPad edition is the classroom control surface — mirror the picture to a display and annotate with Apple Pencil.
Organise lessons by textbook
Arrange the scenes, slides and snapshots for a lesson, then return to class in one tap.
Lesson decks and snapshots
Save a demonstration sequence as a deck; save key frames as snapshots for later.
Direct manipulation
Drag objects, anchors and vector arrows; the interaction drives real physical quantities, not texture offsets.
A restrained interface
Type, colour and controls serve classroom legibility rather than stealing attention.
FAQ
Does it need an internet connection?
No. The core features run entirely on your device; you can demonstrate, plan lessons and edit decks offline.
Do you collect my data?
No. There is no account system and no advertising, analytics or tracking SDK. Preferences, lesson decks, snapshots and annotations stay on your device.
Are the Mac and iPad editions separate purchases?
Yes. They are separate apps and are sold separately; lesson decks and snapshots move between devices on the same platform where the system allows.
What are the system requirements?
The Mac edition requires macOS 12 or later; the iPad edition requires iPadOS 15 or later and a 10-inch or larger screen is recommended.