Create Your Own Science Experiments with FizziQ
Design a complete experiment, choose the measurement instruments, write the protocol and share it instantly with students by QR code. No programming, no accounts, no Internet required.
What does it mean to create your own experiment?
A scientific experiment is more than a measurement instrument. It starts with a question, defines a protocol, uses appropriate instruments to collect data, analyzes the results and leads to a conclusion.
With FizziQ, teachers can design and share a complete science experiment:
Question / objective → experimental protocol → measurement instruments → data collection → analysis → experiment notebook → sharing with students
Creating an experiment is not the same as building an instrument
Some scientific apps allow advanced users to configure sensor inputs, mathematical processing chains and custom displays. This is useful for building a specialized measurement instrument.
FizziQ takes a different approach: more than 50 measurement instruments are already available — sound level meter, accelerometer, lux meter, frequency meter, video motion analysis... Teachers can therefore focus on designing the experiment itself: its question, protocol, measurements, analysis and instructions.
Don't build the instrument. Build the experiment.
Create your experiment
The experiment creator below is the official FizziQ tool: write the question and the protocol, choose the instrument the app will open, then share. The generated QR code contains the complete experiment — it works without any account or Internet connection.
Activity title
The name students will see when scanning the code.
Goal
What the experiment should help understand or verify.
Badges (optional)
Domain and level shown on the activity card in the app.
Protocol steps
One instruction per step, in the order students will follow them.
App launch (optional)
What opens in FizziQ right after the activity is scanned.
Share your experiment
Fill in the activity, then click
Generate the QR code
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Example: create the experiment "Period of a pendulum"
Question
How does the length of a pendulum affect its period?
Instrument
FizziQ's accelerometer or stopwatch, pre-selected when the experiment opens.
Protocol
- Measure the pendulum length.
- Record ten oscillations.
- Calculate the period.
- Repeat for different lengths.
- Plot T² versus L.
Analysis
Measurement table, formulas and XY graph, directly in the FizziQ experiment notebook.
Share
Generate the QR code: students scan it with their camera and the experiment opens directly, ready to run.
This is a complete experiment — question, protocol, measurements and analysis — not a simple text sheet.
How does it work?
- Write the question, the goal and the steps of your experimental protocol.
- Choose the domain, the level, and the instrument or tool FizziQ will open at launch.
- Generate the QR code, then project or print it.
- Students scan it: the complete experiment opens on their device, with no account or connection. They collect their measurements and analyse them in the experiment notebook.
Going further: how to create a physics experiment, create and share classroom experiments, the smartphone experiment builder, or browse the library of ready-to-use experiments.