Scivra offers 112 interactive 3D virtual labs for high school physics, chemistry and biology, aligned to NGSS, AP and NY Regents. Students run experiments in the browser; 3 labs are free, with paid plans from $7.99/month. Scivra turns high-school science labs into interactive 3D benches that run in any current browser, with nothing to install. Students in grades 9-12 work through investigations across physics, chemistry, biology, Earth science and environmental science, from Newton's second law and titration curves to flame tests and electrochemical cells. Every lab follows the same three steps: commit to a prediction, change variables on a full 3D bench with real instruments, then compare measurements with the model and explain the result. Lab topics are aligned with NGSS, AP Physics 1, AP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Environmental Science and New York Regents, so families can plan practice around their course. Scivra works on laptops and Chromebooks, and is a good fit for homeschool families and AP students. Three labs are free with no account; full access is $7.99/month, $34.90/year or $99.90 lifetime. Key features include a predict, experiment and check workflow in every lab, searchable standards alignment, and a student notebook saved in the browser. Scivra suits students who missed a lab, want to repeat an experiment at home, or need lower-cost lab practice for exams. It requires a WebGL2-capable browser.
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