Master Engineering & ScienceThrough Interactive Simulations

Explore engineering and scientific concepts with our interactive simulations. From solid mechanics to thermodynamics, fluid dynamics to electrical circuits — experience hands-on learning like never before.

Why Choose Simulations4All?

Our platform combines cutting-edge technology with educational best practices.

WebGPU Powered

High-performance rendering for complex physics simulations.

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AI Tutoring

Get personalized explanations and guidance from AI.

Interactive Learning

Adjust parameters in real-time and visualize engineering concepts.

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Gamification

Earn points, badges, and track your learning progress.

Community-Driven Development

You Decide What We Build Next

Simulations4All isn't just a library of tools — it's a community. Every week, you vote on which simulation gets built next. Have an idea? Propose it. Love someone else's idea? Vote for it. The winning proposal each Friday becomes our next project, and the proposer gets credited on the finished simulation.

1. Propose Ideas

Submit one simulation idea per day. Describe what you want to learn or teach.

2. Vote Daily

Cast one vote per day for your favorite proposal. Change your vote anytime.

3. We Build It

Every Friday, the top-voted simulation wins. We build it and credit the proposer.

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Featured Simulations

Popular simulations loved by our community

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Sorting Algorithm Visualizer
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Sorting Algorithm Visualizer

Watch 8 sorting algorithms in action! Compare bubble, selection, insertion, merge, quick, heap sort and more. See time complexity differences in real-time.

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Solar System
Astronomy
beginner

Solar System

Explore our complete solar system with all 8 planets plus Pluto. Features zoom controls, asteroid belt, Saturn rings, and detailed planet data.

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Cell Division (Mitosis)
Biology
intermediate

Cell Division (Mitosis)

Watch a cell go through the stages of mitosis. See how chromosomes replicate and separate to form two identical daughter cells.

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