The lab that fits in your pocket
FizziQ transforms the smartphone or tablet students already have into a complete measurement instrument — for experimenting in class, at home and in the field.
Analysis of a Shepard scale
Over 50 possible measurements, already in the device
FizziQ leverages the built-in sensors in smartphones and tablets to perform dozens of different measurements, visualize them in real time, record them and analyze them, just like in a real laboratory. To understand how each sensor works and how accurate it is, read our complete guide to smartphone sensors.
Motion
- Linear acceleration
- Rotation speed
- Step count
Sound
- Sound level
- Frequency
- Oscilloscope
- Spectrum
- Spectrogram
Light
- Illuminance
- RGB/HSL Colors
Position
- Latitude/Longitude
- Altitude
- Speed
- Accuracy
Orientation
- Orientation
- Tilt
- Azimuth
- Elevation
Video analysis
- Position
- Velocity
- Acceleration
- Energy
Magnetism
- 3-axis magnetic field
Environment
- Atmospheric pressure
External sensors
- Temperature, pH, CO2...
- Arduino · micro:bit
Measurements are displayed as clear graphs — time signals, spectra, histograms — with integrated tools for statistical analysis, interpolation and comparison. See all 50+ measurement types →
Depending on the device, FizziQ uses the available sensors.
An interface students understand immediately
The FizziQ interface was designed specifically for education: modern, clear and visual, it follows the conventions of apps that young people use every day.
This design sets FizziQ apart from technical measurement apps: students feel immediately comfortable, start a measurement, read a graph and build reasoning without any learning curve.
Group work, even without connection
FizziQ puts measurement at the service of pedagogy: students collect, share and compare their data in a collaborative environment that makes collective analysis richer.
Experiment notebooks can be shared between devices in seconds using a simple QR code — no account and no internet connection required.
An experiment notebook to think like a scientist
In the experiment notebook, students record, annotate and analyze their data: text (with LaTeX formulas), data tables, photos, diagrams — freely organized.
Graphical analysis is simple and powerful: compared curves, linear, quadratic, logarithmic or exponential interpolations, integrated statistics.
Completed notebooks can be exported to PDF, CSV, Python or image format, for integration into homework, reports or presentations.
Protocols recognized by publishers and La main a la pate
FizziQ is used by major textbook publishers: measuring the speed of sound, studying frequencies, kinematics, measurement uncertainties...
Our partner the La main a la pate Foundation has created many free activities, downloadable directly in the app — in physics, chemistry, sports, mathematics, arts, geography and biology.
Everything for experimenting, nothing superfluous
A collection of simple and powerful tools for reliable and reproducible experiments. If you are just getting started, our guide to doing physics with a smartphone shows what you can measure and explore.
Experiment notebook
Record, annotate and analyze your data. Text, tables, photos, diagrams. Export to PDF, CSV, Python.
Kinematic analysis
Study motion frame by frame: mark positions, velocity, acceleration and energies calculated automatically.
Synthesizer
Generate sounds of precise frequency on three channels: Doppler effect, harmonics, echolocation...
Ask FizziQ
An integrated AI assistant that guides students to analyze their data and structure their conclusions.
Duo Mode
Display two sensors simultaneously to correlate physical quantities or create X-Y graphs.
External sensors
Connect FizziQ Connect, Arduino or micro:bit to add temperature, pH, CO2, conductivity and more.
Designed for quality education, for all
FizziQ contributes to sustainable development goals — access to quality education and equal opportunities — through simple and deliberate choices.
What teachers are saying
" Let me congratulate you on the new video tracking feature. A valuable tool for motion analysis. "
" I find your app amazing, it helps me a lot with my vocational high school classes. Students are very motivated. "
" I never imagined the educational use that could be made of smartphone sensors. A real revelation. "
" Thank you again and congratulations on your remarkable work! The app has transformed my lab sessions. "
FizziQ also exists as...
FizziQ Junior
The digital experiment notebook for younger students, on tablet, designed for teamwork.
Discover → ComputerFizziQ Web
Science on the big screen, no installation: audio analysis, kinematics and simulations in the browser.
Discover → External sensorsFizziQ Connect
A Bluetooth device that connects dozens of commercial sensors to FizziQ, at low cost.
Discover →