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Best Physics Apps for Students

10 Best Physics Apps for Students - Educational App Store 

Discover the amazing world of physics for kids and students with our awesome range of physics apps for iOS and Android devices. Students can learn about gravity, electricity, magnets, gears and all kinds of interesting physics topics. Students today have access to tablets and smartphone apps that teaches physics principles such as inertia, gravity, and others. If you need more help learning physics, check our list of physics apps that encourage students to explore physics in a way that suits their needs.

Check out the list of the best Physics apps that can be helpful for teachers and students as they learn about physics.

1. Pocket Physics

Pocket Physics is a free app that gives you the information related to physics formulas with descriptions and images. This app is perfect for students to do physics homework quickly and accurately. Pocket Physics provides discrete explanations of critical concepts taught in an introductory physics course from linear motion to astronomy. It is also a perfect reference, full of formulas, equations, and images for students who need help with physics homework assignments.

Price: Free

Devices: Android

Oomph

2. Oomph

Oopmh is a Physics learning app that supports the user’s understanding and application of key concepts associated with Electricity topics. Oomph focuses on enabling individuals to correctly define the electrical quantities; current, voltage and resistance. The app is easy to follow, with the descriptions and explanations of these concepts broken down into stages that supports every ability of learner.

Price: $1.49/£0.99

Devices: Android

Oomph Physics Learning App

3. PhysicsProf

PhysicsProf is an app consisting of a large library of Physics equations and allows users to input values and solve these equations at the click of a button. This physics app will enable your students to solve Physics equations by identifying and rearranging correct equations based on inputted data. Once solved, users are shown the correct step by step method to help understand how to get to the solution which enables individuals to build confidence in eventually solving these unaided. An additional feature of this app is the ability to alter the units of each value, providing a further level of challenge. There are five topic areas within the app, each with a large variety of possible equations ranging from GCSE to post 16 level of difficulty

Price: $1.99

Devices: iPad

PhysicsProf

4. Equate Formula Solver

Equate is an app which collates a library of over 400 useful equations spanning across several subjects, and enables the user to initially solve problems, and then challenge themselves with questions to apply their understanding and to build confidence in using these formulas. Equate formulas cover Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Economics, and are suitable for a variety of age ranges dependent on the subject specifications taught. The app is supported by individual Youtube links specific to the equation chosen and Wikipedia pages to help the user expand on their understanding and offer instant support.

Price: Free

Devices: iPhone and iPad

Equate Formula Solver

5. Monster Physics™

Monster Physics will have children building all types of objects in order to complete missions or just for the simple fun of it. Monster Physics is an educational game for children and adults. It has three activities: missions, building, and learning. In the learning section, children become familiar with common physics vocabulary terms. They can build any type of object they can imagine using some or all of the 68 included parts. This game is suitable for Key Stage 1 and 2 and also has elements for higher key stages. This app teaches students about the basic principles of physics such as friction, rotation, mass, speed and velocity.

Price: $1.49

Devices: iPhone and iPad

Monster Physics

6. PhyWiz - Physics Solver

PhyWiz solves your physics homework for you. You can get step by step solutions for questions in over 30 physics topics like Kinematics, Forces, Gravity, Quantum Physics and many more.

Price: Free

Devices: Android

PhyWiz - Physics Solver

7. Crazy Gears

The Crazy Gears app focuses on STEM problem solving, by using several gears to build different complex machines. It allows your child to go nuts trying out every possible way to get to their own solution. Parents will be pleased with this app since it has lots of projects and fun facts to challenge them. At the same time you — during the learning process. This app is suitable for children aged 6 – 8 years

Price: $2.49

Devices: iPhone and iPad

Crazy Gears

8. Learn Physics By Videos

This Physics revision aid provides summary notes on a vast number of topics along with study cards and mini-assessments. Brush up on the essential details by search through the sections or by reading over the important scientific equations. Test yourself against the clock and get instant feedback together with your equivalent grading

Price: Free

Devices: iPhone and iPad

Learn Physics By Videos

9. Moon Phases AR

Moon Phases AR is an app which uses 3D visual imagery of the Sun, Earth and Moon to allow users to practice identifying the different phases of the moon and to understand why these vary based on location relative to the sun and earth, this is accompanied by a short quiz students can complete to check their understanding. In addition the app also allows users to practically comprehend the distances between the celestial bodies, and their relative sizes. The app has both an indoor discovery option, for learning within a classroom, and outside scale view, for participation beyond the confines of a room, the chosen activity will vary depending on the content individuals wish to explore.

Price: $2.99

Devices: iPhone and iPad


10. VMS - Velocity and Acceleration Animation

Packed into this app is all that you’ll ever need to truly grasp the mathematics behind what motion is – how to describe it, how to calculate it and how to illustrate it in graphical form. For those just starting off on their journey of motion – your confidence will grow as you ‘see’ the basics explained. For the veteran masters of speed, you will be challenged by the detail of the connections between distance, velocity and acceleration.

Price: $0.99

Devices: iPhone and iPad


11. Newtonium - Physics Simulator

The Newtonium - Physics Simulator app is a unique app for solving physics problems. The application calculates forces exerted on a body and simulates the resulting motion in two dimensions, with three degrees of freedom. You can set physical properties such as mass, velocity, size, position and many more. Running a simulation will see the forces in action where you can specify conditions and change the models variables. The app is suitable for ages 15 and above and comes with no in-app purchases or adverts.

Price: Free

Devices: iPhone and iPad


12. Bridge Constructor Playground

A career in the construction industry is played out as you are challenged to become a true bridge-building expert. It requires you to improve your skills and earn those promotions as you move up the career ladder making bigger and better bridges!

Price:$1.49

Devices:Android,iPhone and iPad


13. Thomas Edison's Secret Lab

Go and discover science for yourself as you investigate Edison’s Lab. Find out about the legends of science, sing along to some crazy science songs and even turn your own home into a science lab!

Price: $0.79

Devices: Android,iPhone and iPad


14. Tory Odyssey: Motion Commotion

Battle to survive in a post-apocalyptic world in this action-adventure game that challenges you to think about the science behind the action.

Price: $0.79

Devices: iPhone and iPad


15. PhysicsOne Gravity

Explore and investigate four simple lab experiments on the topic of ‘gravity’. Drop a ball from an alien UFO to study free-fall, fire a canon projectile and observe how balls interact when they oscillate and collide.

Price: Free

Devices: iPhone and iPad


16. Physics Notes

Physics Notes is a very comprehensive app filled with formulae and explanations of all the Physics concepts from A-Level (SATs) to Foundation level in Higher Education.

Price: Free

Devices: Android,iPhone and iPad


17. Fun Science Lab

Fun Science Lab is great for teaching simple experiments for students. Although the app looks very child like you will find the experiments compelling as well as fairly testing. The app provides 9 interactive levels with 3 levels of difficulty in each. Each success is rewarded with a medal and you can track your scores in the collection book. The app also provides in app instructions and diagrams if you get stuck.

Price: $2.29

Devices: iPhone and iPad


18. Crazy Machines

Although this app is not necessarily content driven the app provides a great platform for creating tests, building experiments and solving problems that are Science related. The app has some stunning graphics and collaboration features where you can play against other players or communities. The experiments will test the most proficient scientist and if you are struggling the app will provide some clues however this may have an effect on your score. Work your way through a series of challenging tests or simply build one yourself for your friends to play.

Price: $1.49

Devices: iPhone and iPad


19. Exploriments: Electricity

This app lets you explore a variety of electrical circuits, with a focus on the role of switches in controlling circuits and devices. You are introduced to switches in series, in parallel and in combination arrangements. The app includes multiple activities on circuits with switches that give a varying degree of control over devices. It also includes real life examples of circuit usage to aid in your understanding. The app is very nicely presented in what can often be a difficult subject to put across to students. We especially like the examples and autocomplete options. If you are looking for an app to explain circuits then look no further.

Price: $1.49

Devices: iPhone and iPad


20. Orbits

Have fun learning how your solar system works. You have full control over the sun and the planets. Change the behavior of the planets by modifying their mass, radius, or image. Increase the Sun's mass enough and a planet is sucked in, burned up, never to return.

Price: $2.29

Devices: iPhone and iPad


21. SimpleRockets

Find out if you have what it takes to become a rocket scientist in SimpleRockets. It’s ideal for those who enjoy playing with physics like in SimplePhysics. It’s also great for classroom settings. In SimpleRockets, it’s up to you to design the perfect rocket ship. You must choose from a collection of parts and assemble them in the most efficient way in order to complete difficult challenges. It includes a wide variety of rocket engines, fuel tanks, and other gizmos to tinker with, and there’s even parts for rovers so you can get around once you reach your destination

Price: $2.29

Devices: Android, iOS


22. Coaster Physics

An app that combines the thrills of a roller coaster ride together with the science that makes it happen. See how speed, energy and g-force are affected by loops, corkscrews and vertical drops. For those engineers in the making, design your very own coaster the way you want it. For that extra bit of realism you can even view it all in 3-D!

Price: $1.49

Devices: iOS


23. EveryCircuit

EveryCircuit app packs custom-built simulation engine optimized for interactive mobile use, serious numerical methods, and realistic device models.

Price: $6

Devices: Android

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