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A textbook idea becomes a 3D world you can explore.
What if science was something you could jump into? Our gamified lessons let you explore 3D worlds, try things out, and turn your “why?” into an “aha!”
What changes when the car moves?
Motion is a change in position relative to something else.
Learning feels different when you're part of the story. Here's how a lesson unfolds.
A textbook idea becomes a 3D world you can explore.
Rotate, zoom, and interact. Discover what changes when you try.
Follow along with guided narration in English or Hindi.
Take a quiz, see your results, and have another go.
One complete lesson. A world to explore. And a little challenge at the end.

What's moving? What's staying still? Explore a 3D world and discover how a change in position tells a story.
About 52 MB to load · Best on a desktop or laptop.
The quiz is in English.
Science doesn't have to stay on the page. Give your child a place to explore an idea, try it out, and ask the next question.
Our first lessons explore Grade 6 Physics, beginning with motion and measurement.
Explore a scene together, make a prediction, and talk about what you notice.
The browser sample ends with a quiz and results. Parent progress tracking is planned for a future release.

Screenshots from lessons in development. Take a look at your own pace.
Bring a new perspective to your next science lesson, with you leading the way.
Use a 3D scene to start a discussion. Ask students what they notice before you reveal the answer.
Our Grade 6 Physics starting point brings motion and measurement into a visual learning experience.
Pause, make a prediction, and try a different perspective. There is room for the whole class to join in.
Class and student progress tools are on our roadmap. Tell us what would help in your classroom.
Building a more curious classroom? Let's talk.
Talk to us about your schoolHere's what you can explore today, and where we hope to go next.
Try Introduction to Motion in your browser, including a quiz and results.
Explore the sampleWe’re working on more lessons and the Android-first app.
Physics for Grades 7–10, with new ideas to see and explore.
Chemistry, Biology, and new ways to play and practise.
Curiosity welcome
More questions? We'd love to hear them.
Say helloAadoo means ‘play’ in Telugu. We’re building a science learning app around interactive 3D lessons, activities, and quizzes. You can try our Introduction to Motion sample right here, without an account.
We’re starting with Grade 6 Physics, including Motion and Measurement of Distances. Our roadmap includes Physics for Grades 7–10, followed by Chemistry and Biology. These additional subjects and grades are planned, rather than available today.
Yes. The Introduction to Motion browser sample is free and includes the lesson, a five-question quiz, and a results screen. Pricing and access for the full app will be shared closer to launch.
The browser sample is available now and is best experienced on a desktop or laptop. Right-click and drag to rotate the scene, and scroll to zoom. The full app is in development for Android first; availability for other platforms will be announced later.
The sample lesson has English and Hindi narration and subtitles. Use Change language in the player; the new language starts on the next line. The quiz currently uses English questions.
Listen to the narration, explore 3D scenes, and interact with the lesson as it guides you. At the end, try the quiz and see your results. You can retry the quiz or replay the lesson. Sample results are for your current visit and aren’t saved to an account.
You’re welcome to explore the browser sample with your class as a visual aid and discussion starter. We’re developing school plans and progress tools, including class analytics. Get in touch to share what your school needs.
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