EduSim vs How {Things} Work

EduSim helps you understand complex ideas through interactive simulations. Instead of memorizing difficult concepts, you can explore them visually and see how systems behave in real time. EduSim transforms traditional textbook topics into hands-on experiments that you can run directly on your phone. Whether you are a student revising a topic or a lifelong learner curious about how the world works, EduSim allows you to test ideas, change variables, and immediately see the results. Explore concepts across multiple subjects including science, physics, and economics. Features • 20+ interactive learning labs available at launch • New simulations released every month • Run experiments and test variables in real time • Offline mode so you can learn anywhere • Clean and simple interface designed for exploration • Works for both students and curious learners Example simulations include: • Projectile motion and physics experiments • Molecular bonding visualizations • Plant life cycle simulations • Lava lamp dynamics and fluid behavior • And many more interactive labs EduSim is built around one simple idea: Explore. Simulate. Learn.

Ever wondered how a microwave actually heats your dinner? How Wi-Fi gets through walls? How an MRI sees inside you without cutting you open? How {things} Work is a field guide to the machinery of modern life - short, plainspoken explainers about the everyday objects, systems, and ideas that quietly run the world. Every topic has three reading depths. - The short version - a paragraph that answers the question. - Go Deeper - a more technical pass, already prepared. - The Full Picture - edge cases, context, and broader connections. What's inside the first release: - Around 200 topics across 30 categories - from home appliances and transport, to your senses, the weather, money, materials, AI, and more - A quick quiz at the end of each topic, so the details stay - Bookmarks for the ones you want to come back to - Source links at the foot of every topic Built to read calmly. No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Works fully offline once installed. Read on the train, in bed, or in the kitchen while something's in the oven. For the curious - and for anyone who keeps getting asked "how does that actually work?"