Physics Wizard
Physics Wizard is the framework's teaching game. It walks you through the Kinematic Spectrum — 100 questions from classical mechanics to quantum gravity — with every question grounded in a real operator, the same verified formulas the engine computes. It's the friendliest door into the catalogue: you learn what the operators are by using them to answer real physics.
How it works
The Kinematic Spectrum
100 questions arranged from classical mechanics up through quantum gravity — the breadth of the operator catalogue, as a progression.
Real operators
Each question is backed by an actual operator, so what you learn maps directly to what you can compute.
Track your progress
Scores are stored locally on your device by default; sign in with a Zeq identity to save them across devices.
Your progress and scores are kept locally on your device and aren't transmitted anywhere unless you choose to sign in and save them to your account — a small, honest default that fits the rest of the framework's posture on your data.
Why a game
The operator catalogue is huge, and a table of 1,600+ formulas is hard to feel. Physics Wizard turns that catalogue into something you can play through — so the operators stop being a reference you look things up in and become physics you know how to reach for.
Open it
Read next
- Operators — the catalogue the questions are drawn from.
- Your first compute — run one of these operators for real.
- Combining operators — how they compose.