Physics Sandbox is on Google Play

Physics Sandbox is live on Google Play. It's been a web app for a while — build a scene, drop in shapes, watch gravity and collisions do their thing — and now it's an Android app too, in your pocket instead of a tab you have to remember to open.

The Play Store version is free, and everything is unlocked. No trial, no locked tools, no upsell screen between you and the sandbox. Whatever the app can do, you can do, from the first launch.

That's a different call than the web version. physics.stacklis.com still has a Pro tier for nine dollars, one time, for people who want it there specifically — browser-based, no install, useful if you're on a school computer or just don't want another app. Same simulator underneath, two ways to get at it, priced differently because they're solving different problems for different people.

If you've got an Android phone, grab it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stacklis.physicssandbox. It's the same build philosophy as everything else on this site — one thing, done well, nothing hidden behind a paywall that doesn't need to be there.

This is the first Stacklis app on Play. It won't be the last — Bricktory and Vaulted are both headed the same direction once they're ready.