AlgoBubbles vs Graphica

Algorithms become easier when you can see every step. AlgoBubbles turns 33 computer-science algorithms into clear, interactive animations. Move forward or backward one step at a time, play the full sequence, and understand what each comparison, swap, or graph visit means. LEARN WITH CONTEXT • Compare best, average, and worst-case time complexity • See space complexity and practical use cases • Read clear explanations for every animation step • View implementation code in Swift, Python, and JavaScript BUILD REAL PROGRESS • Search the full algorithm catalog • Track completion by category and across the app • Learn through Arabic or English with full RTL support • Start with a short, value-first onboarding guide • Continue learning offline without creating an account EXPLORE 33 ALGORITHMS Sorting, searching, graph traversal and shortest paths, data structures, string matching, dynamic programming, cryptography, and divide-and-conquer techniques. Four algorithms are free. A single optional premium purchase unlocks the remaining 29 algorithms and removes ads—no subscription. Download AlgoBubbles and turn abstract algorithms into visible, understandable steps.

Graphica turns abstract graph theory into something you can actually see. Build your own graphs or load sample ones, then watch nine classic algorithms run step by step — from breadth-first and depth-first search to Dijkstra's shortest path and minimum spanning tree algorithms like Kruskal's and Prim's. FEATURES • 9 graph algorithms, visualized step by step • Pinch-to-zoom canvas for graphs of any size • Synchronized pseudocode panel — see exactly which line is executing • Ready-made sample graphs to explore immediately • Build and edit your own custom graphs • Fully native SwiftUI, built for iOS PRIVACY FIRST Graphica works completely offline. No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking — your data never leaves your device. Whether you're a computer science student preparing for exams, a developer brushing up before technical interviews, or simply curious how these algorithms work, Graphica makes graph theory click.