No. Interactive Physics runs in a current web browser. If you like, you can install it from the browser as an app, and it keeps working offline once loaded.

Chromebook™ laptops, Windows, Macs, iPads and Android devices, with Chrome or Edge 95+, Firefox 100+ or Safari 15.2+. See Requirements.

Open ip.design-simulation.com and sign in with a Google or Microsoft account: personal, work or school.

No, a license is required. Free evaluations are available on request: request an evaluation.

The person who claimed the school pack gives students and teachers a join code. Each person who joins takes a seat, up to the number of seats bought. Seats can be released and new codes made from the account menu > School licenses.

Yes. .ip files open in the browser, and files saved in the browser open in desktop Interactive Physics.

On your device, or in your own Google Drive™ or OneDrive. DST never stores your models. See our Privacy Policy.

Yes, through Google Classroom™, or by sharing the files in Google Drive or OneDrive.

The physics engine is the same. A few desktop features are not in the web version, such as scripts and the External Application Link. See Web and desktop compared.

English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Portuguese (Brazil) and Spanish.

One year. To renew, place a new order before it ends.

The user manual and the tutorial, or contact support.