Today
One molecule and one element, alive on arrival. A rotating specimen every day.
For iOS · iPhone & iPad
A darkroom for chemistry — 118 elements, 352 molecules, 29 lab instruments, all on-device.
the deep dive
Five universes · one app
Every screen is built to be touched — atoms you can rotate, beakers that fill, spectra you can scrub. Chemistry, made luminous.
One molecule and one element, alive on arrival. A rotating specimen every day.
118 elements with a live trend lens. Pinch-zoom from icon grid to data card; eight recolor lenses from electronegativity to density.
352 molecules as liquid-glass specimen plates. 2D explorable structures, view-in-3D, AR Quick Look, and a Chemical Space star map.
29 living calculators arranged as instruments — beakers that fill, particle boxes that respond, a pH spectrum you can scrub.
Elements, molecules, formulas, and tools in one iOS-native search. Type a formula, get an instant molar mass.
Bohr model, quantum probability cloud, emission spectrum, isotope makeup, ionization ladder — and a shareable poster for every element.
The Lab · 29
Tools arranged as instruments. An ideal-gas particle box that responds to temperature. An animated dilution beaker. A pH spectrum you scrub with your thumb.
ChemKeys
A system-wide keyboard that types proper formulas in any app — Messages, Notes, Mail. Subscripts, superscripts, charges, and reaction arrows, rendered correctly.
ChemKeys never requests full access: no network, no logging, nothing leaves the keyboard.
Built private, by design
Formulas, searches, SMILES, molecules, notes and keyboard input stay on your device. Optional usage and crash reporting helps improve the app; turn it on or off in Settings. No advertising ID is collected.
Chemistry calculations stay on your device. Usage and crash reporting are optional.
Every value is traceable to its source. Chemistry Explorer is a specimen cabinet — the specimens come from the open scientific record.