# Novareka

> Novareka is a website of interactive 3D science labs: 26 labs and 1219 guided lessons on physics, chemistry, biology, the human body, astronomy, earth science, math, electronics and Arduino, music and machine learning. Learners turn, run and break real-time simulations in the browser instead of only reading. The first world of every lab is free; PRO unlocks every lesson for $39.99 a month, $99.99 a year, $149.99 a year for a family or $299.99 once. There is no free trial and nothing to install.

Novareka has 26 labs and 1219 lessons. Each lab has a free first world; lessons are checked by goals met inside the 3D simulation, plus quizzes. A kids zone (ages 6–10) has 14 labs with no accounts, ads or trackers.

## Key pages
- [All labs](https://novareka.com/labs): every interactive 3D science lab
- [Pricing](https://novareka.com/pricing): PRO yearly $99.99/year, Family yearly $149.99/year, PRO monthly $39.99/month, Lifetime $299.99, Teacher yearly $249.99/year, School yearly $1,499/year; no free trial
- [Explore](https://novareka.com/explore): browse by topic
- [Teachers](https://novareka.com/teachers): classroom tools and embeds; Teacher and School plans bought online (the School buyer becomes the school admin)
- [Kids](https://novareka.com/kids): the kids zone (ages 6–10)
- [Guides](https://novareka.com/guides): plain-English science explainers, exam prep and parent guides ([RSS](https://novareka.com/feed.xml))
- [Full catalogue for LLMs](https://novareka.com/llms-full.txt): every lab, world and lesson

## Labs
- [AI Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/tinyml): Math & AI. Watch a neural network learn in 3D, then deploy it to a virtual Raspberry Pi. (37 lessons)
- [Calculus & Probability](https://novareka.com/labs/calcprob): Math · AP. Surfaces, tangents, Riemann sums and dice you can actually roll. (60 lessons)
- [Chemistry Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/chemlab): Chemistry. Snap atoms into real 3D molecules, balance equations and run reactions. (56 lessons)
- [Circuits for Kids](https://novareka.com/labs/kidstronic): Kids · Electronics. Kids aged 5–12 wire batteries, lights, buzzers and motors on a 3D workbench — and see the circuit come alive. (10 lessons)
- [Code Garden](https://novareka.com/labs/codekids): Kids · Coding. Kids aged 6–11 snap blocks together to guide a hero through a garden maze, and watch every block turn into real Python. (6 lessons)
- [Codes & Ciphers Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/cryptography): Computer Science · Cryptography. Turn a cipher wheel, set up an Enigma, crack codes by counting letters, then break a toy RSA key. (20 lessons)
- [Crystal Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/crystal): Chemistry · Materials. Build crystals, explore Brillouin zones and electronic bands, and rotate an X-ray diffraction pattern. (28 lessons)
- [Electronics & Arduino](https://novareka.com/labs/electronics): Engineering · Maker. Write an Arduino sketch and run it on a 3D board — no hardware needed. (264 lessons)
- [Field Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/fields): Physics · Electricity & Magnetism. Map magnetic and electric fields in 3D, grip a wire with the right-hand rule, push a magnet through a coil and build a motor. (34 lessons)
- [Forces & Motion](https://novareka.com/labs/physicslab): Physics · Mechanics. Predict where the ball lands, then let a real physics engine prove you right or wrong — ramps, collisions, pendulums and springs. (59 lessons)
- [Genetics](https://novareka.com/labs/genetics): Biology · Genetics. Cross parents, fill the Punnett square and meet the offspring in 3D. (52 lessons)
- [Human Body](https://novareka.com/labs/anatome): Biology · Anatomy. Build body systems and bones, open a four-chamber heart, explore muscle movement and sections, breathe with a 3D chest and alveolus, follow a bite through the gut, fire a neuron, trace brain pathways, and slice a CT/MRI volume. (134 lessons)
- [Light & Optics](https://novareka.com/labs/optics): Physics · Optics. Bend real light rays with lenses, mirrors and prisms. (53 lessons)
- [Logic Gates](https://novareka.com/labs/logicgates): Engineering · CS. Wire gates into adders, flip-flops and memory. (38 lessons)
- [Orbits & Gravity](https://novareka.com/labs/orbital): Physics · Astronomy. Launch a moon, find escape velocity, fly a Hohmann transfer and watch three-body chaos. (42 lessons)
- [Organic Chemistry](https://novareka.com/labs/orgchem): Chemistry · University. Rotate, flip and react 54 molecules in 3D — stereo, conformations, SN1/SN2. (49 lessons)
- [Particle Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/particles): Chemistry · Physics. One box of particles: melt and boil it, prove the gas laws, speed up reactions and push an equilibrium around. (21 lessons)
- [Plate Tectonics](https://novareka.com/labs/tectonics): Earth Science · Geology. Collide plates, raise mountains, open rifts and tune magma until a volcano erupts. (56 lessons)
- [Quantum Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/quantum): Physics · Quantum mechanics. Explore hydrogen clouds, quantum barriers, Bloch spheres and entangled pairs. (16 lessons)
- [Robot Arm Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/robotarm): Engineering · Robotics. Steer three joints, solve a target position and discover why some points have two solutions—or none. (8 lessons)
- [Shape Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/shapes): Math · Geometry. Fold nets into solids, pour cones into cylinders, find the diagonal of a box and slice a cone into curves. (22 lessons)
- [Simple Machines](https://novareka.com/labs/mechanisms): Engineering · Physics. Levers, gears and pulleys you can crank — feel mechanical advantage. (39 lessons)
- [Sound & Music Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/music): Physics · Sound & Music. Play a piano that names every interval, build chords and scales, then pull a sound apart into its harmonics and see the string vibrate. (63 lessons)
- [Sun, Earth & Moon](https://novareka.com/labs/sky): Physics · Astronomy. Tilt Earth to make the seasons, drag the Moon through its phases, line up real eclipses and read the time from a shadow. (16 lessons)
- [Vector Lab](https://novareka.com/labs/vectors): Math · Linear algebra. Build vectors, turn dot products into projections and transform a cube with a matrix you can edit. (25 lessons)
- [Weather Island](https://novareka.com/labs/weather): Earth science · Water & clouds. Shape a mountain, reverse the wind and follow moisture into clouds, rain shadows and passing fronts. (11 lessons)

## Guides
- [AP and IB Biology: Cells and Genetics Study Guide](https://novareka.com/guides/biology-cells-and-genetics-study-guide): Plan your revision of cell structure and Mendelian genetics for AP and IB Biology, with free interactive lessons, common pitfalls and a simple weekly study plan.
- [AP Chemistry Bonding and Structure: A Free Study Guide](https://novareka.com/guides/ap-chemistry-bonding-and-reactions-study-guide): Connect atomic structure, ionic and covalent bonds, molecular shape and polarity to free interactive lessons, with a study plan and practice exam advice.
- [AP Physics 1 Forces and Motion: A Free Study Guide](https://novareka.com/guides/ap-physics-1-forces-and-motion-study-guide): Map the forces and motion topics of an introductory physics course to free interactive lessons, with a four-week study plan and tips for the practice exams.
- [Kids Zone Safety Guide for Parents: What to Know](https://novareka.com/guides/kids-zone-safety-guide-for-parents): A plain-language guide to how the Novareka kids zone protects children aged 6–10: no ads, no accounts, no tracking, parent-only controls and easy deletion.
- [Science at Home With the Family Plan: A Weekly Routine](https://novareka.com/guides/science-at-home-with-the-family-plan): How a family can use the Family plan: kid profiles, a weekly rhythm, safe kitchen-table follow-ups and good questions to ask, from a short weekly parent e-mail.
- [Screen Time That Teaches: A Parent Guide for Ages 6–10](https://novareka.com/guides/screen-time-that-teaches-ages-6-to-10): How to tell active, curious screen time from passive scrolling, how to choose good activities, keep sessions short and talk about them afterwards.
- [Atoms, Bonds and Molecular Shapes (VSEPR) Explained](https://novareka.com/guides/atoms-bonds-and-molecular-shapes): How protons, electrons and valence shells lead to ionic and covalent bonds, and how VSEPR predicts the 3D shape of water, ammonia and carbon dioxide.
- [Circuits for Kids: A Parent’s Guide to Learning Electricity](https://novareka.com/guides/circuits-for-kids-parents-guide): What a 6–10 year old does in Circuits for Kids: wiring batteries, lights, buzzers and motors on a virtual bench, plus tips for talking about it at home.
- [Classic Ciphers: Caesar, ROT13, Atbash and Affine](https://novareka.com/guides/caesar-cipher-rot13-atbash-affine-explained): How the Caesar, ROT13, Atbash, affine and keyword ciphers work, how to crack them by counting letters, and why none of them is secure today.
- [Code Garden: A Parent’s Guide to Block Coding and Python](https://novareka.com/guides/code-garden-python-for-kids-parents-guide): How children aged 6–10 learn to code by snapping blocks together in Code Garden, and how each block turns into real Python. Privacy facts and tips for parents.
- [How Free Fall and Projectile Motion Work: Kinematics](https://novareka.com/guides/how-free-fall-and-projectiles-work): Why falling speed grows steadily, why distance grows with time squared, and how splitting a throw into two parts predicts range and height. With a live physics lab.
- [How Levers Work: Fulcrum, Torque and Mechanical Advantage](https://novareka.com/guides/how-levers-work): Understand the three classes of lever, why a longer arm gives more lifting force, and the balance rule that ties it together. With a live simple-machines lab.
- [How Magnetic Fields Work: Poles, Field Lines and Compasses](https://novareka.com/guides/how-magnetic-fields-work): See how magnets push and pull through empty space, how field lines map the invisible, why a compass points north, and why the field fades so quickly with distance.
- [How Orbits Work: Falling Sideways Around a Planet](https://novareka.com/guides/how-orbits-work): Why satellites never fall down, what sets orbital speed and escape velocity, and how Kepler’s three laws describe every bound orbit. With a live 3D orbit lab.
- [How the Human Body Is Organized: Cells, Tissues, Bones](https://novareka.com/guides/how-the-human-body-is-organized): See how cells build tissues, tissues build organs, and how the skeleton works as a living frame of bones, joints, cartilage and ligaments. With a live 3D lab.
- [How the Water Cycle Works: A Simple Water Budget](https://novareka.com/guides/water-cycle-and-water-budget): Follow a drop of water through evaporation, condensation, precipitation and runoff, and learn why the total is conserved when water changes store.
- [Hydrogen Orbitals Explained: Electron Clouds, Not Orbits](https://novareka.com/guides/hydrogen-orbitals-explained): What an atomic orbital really is, why electrons are clouds of probability rather than tiny planets, and how nodes and quantum numbers shape hydrogen.
- [Logic Gates Explained: AND, OR, NOT, XOR and NAND](https://novareka.com/guides/logic-gates-explained-and-or-not-xor-nand): How logic gates turn 1s and 0s into decisions, how to read truth tables, why NAND can build every other gate, and how De Morgan's laws connect them.
- [Ohm’s Law Explained: Voltage, Current and LED Resistors](https://novareka.com/guides/ohms-law-led-resistor-explained): Learn what voltage, current and resistance mean, how Ohm’s law links them, and how to pick the resistor that protects an LED. Includes a live 3D circuit lab.
- [Organic Chemistry Basics: Hybridisation and Functional Groups](https://novareka.com/guides/carbon-hybridisation-and-functional-groups): Why carbon forms so many compounds, how sp3, sp2 and sp hybridisation set molecular shape, and how functional groups predict reactions. Beginner friendly.
- [Pitch, Octaves and the Twelve Notes: How Music Works](https://novareka.com/guides/pitch-octave-equal-temperament-explained): Why pitch is frequency, why an octave doubles it, how twelve equal steps divide that octave, and how beat and tempo organise time. With a live sound lab.
- [Place Value, Fractions, Nets and Euler's Formula](https://novareka.com/guides/place-value-fractions-nets-eulers-formula): See how blocks show place value, how fractions are fair shares, how nets fold into solids and why faces minus edges plus vertices always equals 2.
- [Plate Tectonics Explained: From Wegener to Seafloor Spreading](https://novareka.com/guides/plate-tectonics-wegener-seafloor-spreading): How Earth’s layers, Wegener’s drifting continents and the discovery of seafloor spreading came together into the theory of plate tectonics.
- [Punnett Squares Explained: Mendel’s Rules of Inheritance](https://novareka.com/guides/mendel-punnett-squares-explained): Learn alleles, dominant and recessive traits, genotype versus phenotype and how to fill a Punnett square, then breed virtual creatures in a live 3D lab.
- [Reflection and Refraction Explained: Mirrors and Snell’s Law](https://novareka.com/guides/reflection-and-refraction-explained): How light bounces off mirrors and bends into water or glass: the law of reflection, refractive index, Snell’s law and why pools look shallow. With a live lab.
- [Robot Arm Kinematics: From Joint Angles to Position](https://novareka.com/guides/robot-arm-forward-kinematics-explained): How a robot arm turns joint angles into a hand position. Forward kinematics with sines and cosines, reach limits, and why targets can have two answers.
- [States of Matter: The Particle Model of Solids, Liquids, Gases](https://novareka.com/guides/states-of-matter-particle-model): See why ice, water and steam are the same particles in different states: how heat sets speed, why liquids evaporate and boil, and why cooling builds crystals.
- [Unit Cells and Atomic Packing: Simple, BCC and FCC Crystals](https://novareka.com/guides/crystal-unit-cells-and-packing): How a tiny repeating cube builds a whole crystal, how to count atoms per unit cell, and why FCC packs more tightly than BCC or simple cubic structures.
- [Vectors Explained: Sum, Dot Product, Cross Product](https://novareka.com/guides/vector-addition-dot-and-cross-product-explained): Learn how vectors add tip to tail, how the dot product detects right angles, what the cross product points to, and how projection casts a shadow.
- [What Is a Limit? Calculus Basics From Slope to Rate](https://novareka.com/guides/what-is-a-limit-calculus-basics): Functions, limits, continuity and instantaneous rate of change explained from scratch, and how a shrinking secant line becomes a tangent. Try it in a live lab.
- [What Is an Artificial Neuron? Weights, Bias, Activation](https://novareka.com/guides/what-is-an-artificial-neuron-weights-bias-activation): A single artificial neuron takes numbers in and gives one number out. See how weights, bias and activation work and how a neuron draws a decision line.
- [Why Day Length and Shadows Change: Earth, Sun and Shadows](https://novareka.com/guides/why-day-length-and-shadows-change): How a spinning Earth gives day and night, why daylight hours depend on where you stand, and how Sun height sets shadow length so a stick can tell the time.

## FAQ
- **What is Novareka?** Novareka is a website of interactive 3D science labs: 26 labs and 1219 guided lessons on physics, chemistry, biology, the human body, astronomy, earth science, math, electronics and Arduino, music and machine learning. Learners turn, run and break real-time simulations in the browser instead of only reading. The first world of every lab is free; PRO unlocks every lesson for $39.99 a month, $99.99 a year, $149.99 a year for a family or $299.99 once. There is no free trial and nothing to install.
- **Is Novareka free to use?** Yes. The first world of every lab is free forever, with no account and no card. PRO unlocks every lesson, simulation and practice exam in every lab, including labs added later.
- **How much does Novareka PRO cost?** PRO costs $39.99 per month, $99.99 per year, or $299.99 once for lifetime access. The Family plan is $149.99 per year: everything in PRO for one parent and up to four kid profiles, plus a weekly progress email (Lifetime includes the same; other plans keep one kid profile). There is no free trial: you can try the free world of every lab before you pay.
- **Which subjects do the 26 labs cover?** Physics (forces, waves, optics, electric and magnetic fields, quantum), chemistry, crystals and organic chemistry, genetics and the human body, astronomy and orbits, weather and plate tectonics, calculus, geometry, vectors and probability, electronics with Arduino, logic gates and robotics, cryptography, music theory and machine learning.
- **What ages is Novareka for?** Lessons run from first steps to high-school, AP, IB and early university level. A separate kids zone with 14 labs is designed for ages 6 to 10: no accounts, no chat, no ads and no third-party trackers.
- **Do I need to install anything?** No. Every lab runs in a modern web browser on a laptop, tablet or phone using WebGL. Progress is kept in your browser, and signing in (Google or an e-mail link) keeps it on every device.
- **How are lessons checked?** Each lesson asks you to do something in the simulation, such as reach a target orbit or balance a reaction, and to answer short quiz questions. A lesson only counts as complete when the real goal in the simulation is met, not just when you read it.
- **Can teachers use Novareka in class?** Yes. Teachers can use the classroom tools and embeddable labs for free. The Teacher plan ($249.99 a year) adds class tracking and assignments for 40 students; the School plan ($1,499 a year) covers unlimited teachers and up to 500 students, is bought online like every plan, and whoever buys it becomes the school admin. Questions: coddy@coddykit.com. Simulations are teaching models, simplified on purpose, and say so on every page.
- **How do I cancel or get a refund?** Payments are handled by Paddle, our merchant of record. You can cancel any time from the Paddle customer portal and keep PRO until the end of the period you paid for. Refunds can be requested within 24 hours of a payment; see the refund policy.

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