Why Use FizziQ Tools?

Powerful, free, and accessible scientific instruments on smartphone and tablet to transform your science classes.

FizziQ transforms your smartphone or tablet into a true science laboratory. With its many integrated tools, you can conduct varied experiments in physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics. To discover what a phone can really measure, read our guide Doing Physics with a Smartphone.

All tools are free and the app collects no personal data. They can be used in the classroom, at home, or in the field for authentic scientific investigations.

What Sets FizziQ Apart

Unique features you won't find in Phyphox or Physics Toolbox.

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Internal & External Sensors

Use your smartphone or tablet sensors, or connect external sensors (Arduino, micro:bit, FizziQ Connect) to study sound, motion, light, or chemical reactions.

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Kinematic Analysis

Video tracking, chronophotography, velocity and acceleration calculations. A feature absent from Phyphox and Physics Toolbox.

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Experiment Notebook

Analyze your data, create graphs and tables with formulas, add LaTeX text and photos, then export to PDF or CSV.

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Libraries & Tools

Ready-to-use sounds, videos and protocols. Frequency synthesizer, acoustic stopwatches, measurement tools.

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Free & Privacy

No ads, no personal data collection, GDPR compliant. Use with confidence with students.

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Designed for Learning

No push-button science: students build their own scientific approach. Interface designed for the classroom.

FizziQ in the Science Classroom

FizziQ was designed for use in educational settings. Its ergonomics make the app easy to use and motivating for students. The experiment notebook encourages group work and facilitates grading with PDF reports.

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Community Activity Protocols

Teachers regularly share experiment protocols that we publish online. You'll find protocol descriptions, related links, and QR codes downloadable directly from the app.

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La main à la pâte Resources

In partnership with Trapèze.digital, the La main à la pâte Foundation has developed comprehensive educational resources for using FizziQ in class, with an active and experimental approach to science.

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Documentation & Tutorials

Blog articles, video tutorials, and complete documentation to help you integrate FizziQ into your lessons. Practical advice from our classroom experiments.

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Internationally Recognized

Trusted by Educators Worldwide

FizziQ is used by teachers and students around the world and is supported by leading scientific and educational partners.

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Édu-Up Label

FizziQ Junior received the Édu-Up label from the French Ministry of Education, recognizing its pedagogical quality.

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La main à la pâte

Official partnership with the renowned French foundation for science education.

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Paris-Saclay University

Developed with the "La Physique Autrement" team.

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Sapienza - Rome

Partnership with the Physics Department of Sapienza University of Rome.

100,000+ Google Play downloads
50,000 Monthly student users
4.6/5 Average user rating
Physics Education 2026 Study

FizziQ Put to the Test

A study by U. Delabre (Univ. Bordeaux) and M. Ergun (Turkey) compares FizziQ to Phyphox and Physics Toolbox with 31 students. Read the article →

4.16/5 Ease of use
81% Autonomous setup
3.90/5 User satisfaction
4.10/5 Preference vs other apps

Teacher Feedback La main à la pâte Foundation Survey (2024)

📈 80% Improved student engagement
💡 2/3 Better concept understanding
⏱️ <30min Student onboarding time
0% Negative feedback on learning

Ready to Experiment?

Download FizziQ for free and start your scientific investigations now.