Scan physics problems
Analyze equations, diagrams, circuits, graphs, and written problems from a photo.
Physics solver, tutor, and reference
Scan problems and diagrams, work through step-by-step explanations, ask follow-ups, practice concepts, and keep 300+ formulas close.

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Scan physics problems
The short answer
A direct definition for readers, search engines, and answer systems.
Physics AI is an iPhone and iPad study app that reads physics questions, equations, and diagrams from a photo and produces a step-by-step explanation. It also includes an AI tutor, practice problems, a formula reference, and calculators.
Physics AI is a study aid. Verify assumptions, units, and graded solutions with your course materials or instructor.
Inside the app
Every feature supports the same workflow, so the app feels like a system rather than a folder of disconnected AI buttons.
Analyze equations, diagrams, circuits, graphs, and written problems from a photo.
Ask follow-up questions about forces, energy, waves, fields, and more.
Generate questions across more than 40 topics with adjustable difficulty.
Browse formulas by topic with variables, units, and example use cases.
Break down the physics behind a result instead of returning only a number.
Use built-in calculation and unit-conversion tools while solving.
Product tour
Real screens from the current iPhone experience.
How it works
Include the question, diagram, values, units, and answer choices when present.
Review the known values, governing principle, substitutions, and units.
Ask a follow-up or create a similar practice problem to check understanding.
Who it helps
Practical guide
Review the most-used formulas, variables, units, and when to apply them.
Direct answers
Photograph the complete question, including diagrams, values, and units. The app reads the problem and explains the principles and calculation step by step.
Physics AI covers mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, waves, optics, modern physics, fluids, and other common school and college topics.
Yes. The app includes more than 300 formulas organized by topic with variables, units, and usage context.
Yes. Check the assumptions, units, sign convention, and final result, especially for graded work or safety-related calculations.
Available on the App Store
Free download. Built by Ideas All Day Ltd for iphone and ipad.
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