Tower Tumble
Center of mass & balanceStack swinging shapes on a table and keep the yellow balance dot over the base.
tips when COM leaves the baseEight hands-on labs where kids stack towers, fire cannons on the Moon, sort magnets and wire circuits. Every level ends by explaining why it worked.
The labs run on true physics. A shot that lands short says by how many meters. A floating block sits exactly as deep as its density says it should.

iPad · all eight labs at a glance

Planet Hop · “Landed at 24.0 m, 6.0 m short”

Circuit Builder · loop closed in 13 taps
Each lab opens with a “Big Idea” card, builds up across four missions and ends with a short Brain Check quiz.
Stack swinging shapes on a table and keep the yellow balance dot over the base.
tips when COM leaves the baseSlingshot light, medium and heavy balls through tailwinds and storms.
p = m × vLand the same cannon shot on Earth, the Moon, Mars and Jupiter.
g = 9.8 · 1.6 · 3.7 · 24.8 m/s²Choose the floor and ramp height that parks the sled in the zone.
d = v² ÷ 2μgGrab only the magnetic junk, then flip train cars so every N meets an S.
N + S attractTune a pendulum to a drum beat, ring a glass bell gently, build a Moon clock.
T = 2π√(L ÷ g)Predict, then watch how deep things float. Load a cargo boat to its limit.
floats if ρ < ρ liquidTurn wire tiles to close the loop. Only metals let the current through.
no gap = lightQuestions, bug reports or ideas for new labs: email support@gript.io. We usually reply within a few days.
iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. The game plays in landscape.
No. Everything runs on the device, so it works on planes, in cars and in classrooms without Wi-Fi.
On the home screen, tap Grown-ups (bottom left), answer the question, then choose Reset all progress. Deleting the app also removes all progress.
Open Grown-ups and switch off Sound effects or Vibration. Sounds also follow the device's silent switch.
No. Progress stays on the device it was earned on. Physics Quest does not use iCloud or any other online service.