Inklings Physics
Physics, worked out and checked.
Diagrams drawn to scale, and answers checked the way a teacher would.
Student screen timeanswered and graded on screen
Measurement to relativity.
488 topics across ten levels, from Grade 6 to modern physics.
Diagrams drawn to scale.
Free-body diagrams, ramps, pulleys, circuits and rays, so a 30° slope really is drawn at 30°.
Checked the way a teacher would.
Three significant figures, scientific notation, and the units already in place.
Physics worksheets your student answers on the screen and that grade themselves the moment they tap Submit, from measurement and Newton's laws all the way to special relativity.
You tick what your student already knows. Inklings Physics builds a worksheet from the next few topics in the course, every problem drawn with its diagram. Your student works it out with a pencil, paper and a calculator, types each number into a box laid out like the answer (the units are written for them) and picks the directions: left or right, north or east, real or virtual. Tap Submit and the sheet is marked at once. Every mistake opens its full worked solution, then a fresh problem like it to try, and the next worksheet takes account of everything: holding a topic back until it is solid, and slipping in the occasional refresher from something already mastered.
How it works
- Set up your student and, ideally, a parent PIN. The PIN keeps the answer key, settings, tests and the other parent controls for you.
- Mark what your student already knows, or leave it blank to start at units and measurement.
- Your student answers on the screen and taps Submit. Answers are kept as they go, so a worksheet can be finished later.
- The results come straight away: the score, what was earned, and a look over each mistake with its worked solution and one like it to try.
- The next worksheet is built from what that showed.
What is inside
- 488 topics across ten levels: Grades 6 to 12, then Electricity & Magnetism, Calculus-Based Physics, and Modern Physics & Relativity. The course is taken topic by topic, and nothing arrives before what it depends on.
- Numbers are generated fresh each time. A new topic starts with round numbers, and grows to full multi-step problems as your student gets it right.
- Diagrams drawn to scale: free-body diagrams, ramps and pulleys, circuits, ray diagrams, field lines and graphs, so a 30° slope really is drawn at 30°.
- Answers checked the way a teacher would: to three significant figures, typed as 2.1e6 or 0.0021, with the units already in place.
- A full worked solution for every problem: the law comes first, then every step with that problem's own numbers, often with a picture.
- A how-to page for every topic, and 660 hand-picked videos, one to three for each topic.
- XP, stars, ranks, a daily streak and trophies that reward accuracy and persistence, never speed, presented to suit the student's age.
- A test at the end of each quarter of a level, and tests and worksheets you put together yourself.
- A progress dashboard for parents, with updates by text or email if you want them.
- Up to 30 students on one device, each with their own progress, worksheets and history.
What it needs
- An iPhone or iPad running iOS 17 or later.
- An internet connection only for watching the videos. Everything else works offline.
- A printer only if you want a worksheet on paper too. Any AirPrint printer works.
What it doesn't do
- No adverts, no analytics, no tracking, no accounts, no in-app purchases.
- No network connections of its own. Everything your student does stays on your device. The only thing that ever leaves the app is a video you choose to open, which plays in YouTube or Safari, or an update you choose to send.
