Students
See what an equation means before you learn it. Play with the simulation until the idea clicks, then check yourself with the quiz.
Story → Simulation → Quiz
New Interactive chemistry for Classes 1 to 12
Every chapter starts with a story, lets you play with a live simulation, busts the common myths and ends with a quick quiz. The textbook definition comes last, once it makes sense.
Works on any phone or laptop. English and Hindi.
Projectile motionLive simulation
↗ Learning in the right order
The problem
Chemistry turns into memorising.
Definitions, formulae and equations to learn by heart, without ever seeing what they mean.
Before
Start with the definition and hope it sticks.
Mole: the amount of substance that contains as many elementary entities as there are atoms in exactly 12 g of carbon-12. Learn this for the test. Also learn Avogadro's number, the laws of chemical combination, and how to balance every equation in the chapter…
With SeeChemistry
Understand it first. The definition comes last.
- 01The bus brakes, and you jerk forward. Why?Story
- 02Push heavy and light blocks and watch.Simulation
- 03"Balancing means changing the small numbers"?Myth
- 04Tap each symbol in n = m ÷ M.Equation
- 05Four quick questions, with explanations.Quiz
Inside a chapter
Six steps, every chapter.
Every one of the 70 chapters follows the same path, so students always know what comes next.
Lemon tastes sour, soap feels slippery. You can't taste-test every liquid, so chemists use indicators that change colour.
After the last step: “Acids produce H⁺ ions in water; bases produce OH⁻ ions. pH runs from 0 to 14, with 7 neutral.”
Five or six short steps about something real, like a lemon, a bar of soap or a rusting bicycle.
mg sinθ = 19.6 N · μN = 10.2 N → slides, a = g(sinθ − μcosθ) = 2.35 m/s²
Drag the sliders and watch the chemistry change, with the working shown in numbers.
Myth
Heavier objects fall faster.
Fact
Without air, everything falls with the same acceleration, g = 9.8 m/s². The feather only lags because of air resistance.
Common wrong ideas, each one flipped to show what's really true.
n=m÷M
m — mass of the substance g
Tap any symbol to see what it means and its unit.
How many moles are in 36 g of water (H₂O = 18 g/mol)?
A0.5B18C2D36
Correct. n = m ÷ M = 36 ÷ 18 = 2 mol.
Four questions with an explanation after every answer.
Every class
Class 1 to Class 12, 70 chapters.
Pick your class and its chapters appear. The youngest students start with pushes, pulls, shadows and magnets; the oldest work through optics, electromagnetism and nuclei.
- Classes 1–5: chemistry ideas from everyday life
- Classes 6–10: the chemistry chapters of NCERT Science
- Classes 11–12: every NCERT Chemistry chapter
For teachers
See the whole class at a glance.
Students sign up with their class and their progress saves as they go. Teachers get a view of everyone: how far each student is, their streak and when they last studied.
- Progress for every chapter and class
- Day streaks that keep students coming back
- Reset a forgotten password in one click
Anywhere
On a phone, in Hindi too.
SeeChemistry runs in any browser. On a phone, open any simulation full screen and turn it sideways for a big, clear view.
- Full-screen simulations on phones
- Switch between English and Hindi
- Try it as a guest, no account needed
How it works
How to get started.
Pick your class
Sign up with your class, or try it as a guest. Nothing to install.
Open a chapter
Read the story, play with the simulation and bust the myths.
Take the quiz
Check what you learned. Your progress and streak save as you go.
Built for
Who it's for.
Anyone who learns or teaches chemistry and wants it to make sense, not just get memorised.
Teachers
Put a simulation on the class screen and change one value at a time while everyone watches. Then see who has finished which chapter.
Teacher view · whole class
Coaching centres
Every student gets their own account and progress. Run it on your own network so the whole centre can use it.
Classes 1 to 12
Parents
Help with homework even if chemistry was never your subject. The story and simulation explain it to both of you.
Works on any phone
Compare
How it compares.
What SeeChemistry adds next to the two things students usually study from.
| Feature | SeeChemistry | Textbook | Video lectures |
|---|---|---|---|
| Change the values yourself | Yes, in every chapter | No | No |
| Working shown with real numbers | Live, as you drag | Worked examples | On the board |
| Common myths explained | Yes, every chapter | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| Quiz with explanations | Yes | Answers at the back | Rarely |
| Progress and streaks | Yes | No | Watch history |
| Classes covered | 1 to 12 | One per book | Varies |
FAQ
Good questions.
Which classes does it cover?
Class 1 to Class 12, 59 chapters in all. Classes 1–5 cover chemistry ideas from everyday life, Classes 6–10 the chemistry chapters of NCERT Science, and Classes 11–12 every NCERT Chemistry chapter.
Do I need an account?
No. You can try everything as a guest, and your progress saves in that browser. Sign up to keep your progress on any device, and anything you did as a guest moves into your account.
Is it in Hindi?
The whole interface switches between English and Hindi. Chapter content is in English for now.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It works in any phone browser, and on a small screen you can open a simulation full screen and turn it sideways for a bigger view.
Can teachers see their students' progress?
Yes. Teacher accounts see every student with their class, progress, streak and when they last studied, and can reset a forgotten password.
Who makes it?
SeeChemistry is made by Alakhveer (Alakhveer Technologies Pvt. Ltd.), a small independent studio from India. Email alakhveer.official@gmail.com and you'll reach the person who wrote the code.
Start seeing it.
Pick your class and open your first chapter in under a minute.
Questions? alakhveer.official@gmail.com