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Experimental science accessible to all

The best way to learn science is to experiment on the real world.

FizziQ apps transform smartphones, tablets, computers and microcontrollers into scientific instruments to conduct experimental approaches in class, at home or in the field. Four complementary solutions, one mission: making scientific experimentation accessible to all.

50+ Instruments
120+ Activities
15 Languages
Free Teachers & students
Sample measurements
Sound Level 62.4dB
Accelerometer 9.81m/s²
Pressure 1013.2hPa
Magnetometer 48.2µT
Colorimeter RGB(231, 76, 60)
In partnership with La main à la pâte Foundation · Supported by Édu-Up · Developed by FizziQ Labs
02 — Our mission

Removing material obstacles that prevent experimentation in class

The best way to learn science is to experiment on the real world. It is also a powerful lever to spark student interest, foster their engagement and reduce inequalities in science education. To see what this looks like in practice, read our guide Doing Physics with a Smartphone.

The problem

Scientific equipment remains expensive

Laboratory measurement instruments are costly and not very portable. Their actual use in class — and even more so in the field — is limited, even though experimentation stimulates curiosity and anchors concepts.

Our solution

Use tools already available

Smartphones, tablets, computers and commercial sensors can become the foundation of a genuine experimental approach. FizziQ transforms them into reliable and immediately usable scientific instruments for students.

Our commitment

Free, for everyone, with teachers

All our tools are free, without advertising and without data collection. They are designed with and for teachers, from elementary to university, in partnership with the La main à la pâte Foundation.

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03 — Under the hood

Dozens of instruments, already at your fingertips

Accelerometer, sound level meter, colorimeter, GPS, barometer… The components of everyday devices become real instruments to observe, measure and understand concrete scientific phenomena, and FizziQ Connect extends the range with commercial external sensors. Our complete guide to smartphone sensors details each of these components and how to turn them into scientific instruments.

Sound level meter · frequency meter · oscilloscopeAccelerometer · gyroscopeVideo kinematics · chronophotographyColorimeter · lux meterGPS · altimeter · barometerMagnetometerVia Connect · temperature · pH · CO₂ · humidity · particulates…
04 — Activities

Classroom-tested protocols, ready to use

Teachers create their own protocols or choose from dozens of experiments designed by the educational community, publishers and experts from the La main à la pâte Foundation. All are free.

120+ Activities
8 Subjects
Free For the classroom
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