| Platform | Availability | Cost | Notes | |----------|--------------|------|-------| | | Official download from Algoryx | Free trial / Paid | Full functionality | | macOS | Official download | Paid | Same as Windows version | | iPad / iOS | Apple App Store | Paid (~$4.99) | Touch-optimized, no Android equivalent | | Linux | Not supported | N/A | May work via Wine but unstable |

| App Name | Description | Free/Paid | |----------|-------------|------------| | (by University of Colorado Boulder) | High-quality interactive physics simulations (pendulum, friction, energy, etc.) | Free | | Physics Lab | 3D physics sandbox with AR support | Freemium | | Algodoo-like: Physics Sandbox (generic name – check reviews) | Several indie attempts, but none match Algodoo fully | Varies | | Socratic by Google | Uses camera to solve physics problems (not a sandbox, but educational) | Free | | Finger Physics | Older puzzle-physics game | Free with ads |

A: Only via remote desktop/streaming from a PC that has Algodoo installed (e.g., TeamViewer, Steam Link). Latency is high for drawing.

There is , no ChromeOS version , and no official APK . 6. Best Alternatives for Android Users If you want a physics sandbox on your Android device, try these legitimate apps from the Google Play Store: