Build and test electronic circuits on your phone with DevreLab: no burnt parts, no fear of short circuits.
Batteries, resistors, LEDs, transistors, relays, motors, sensors and an Arduino UNO: place them on the workbench, connect them with wires and the circuit works instantly. See where the current flows with moving yellow dots, measure with a multimeter, and when something burns out, learn why.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• 50 part types: resistors, capacitors, LEDs, RGB LED, diode and zener, switches and push buttons, NPN/PNP transistors, MOSFET, relay, thyristor and triac, lamp, DC motor, servo, buzzer, LDR, NTC/PTC, LM35, PIR, ultrasonic distance sensor, joystick, LCD and 7-segment displays
• Breadboard: real holes and strips, just plug the legs in
• 63 ready-made example circuits, from lighting an LED to a smart home panel, with step-by-step guides
• Virtual multimeter: measure voltage, current and resistance; connect the ammeter wrong and its fuse blows
• Arduino UNO: write code on your phone, upload it to the board and watch the serial monitor (a simplified subset of the Arduino language)
• Vehicle and self-balancing robot: let your circuit drive a car or a robot that balances itself
• An info booklet for every part: pinout, limits, correct use
• Current animation and slow motion: watch a capacitor charge in slow motion
MADE FOR LEARNING
Inspired by the lab kits used in electrical-electronics and automation classes in vocational high schools. Mistakes are explained in plain words, like "LED burned out: add a series resistor". Part values are based on manufacturer datasheets.
YOUR CIRCUITS ARE SAFE
• Your circuits are saved automatically, so you continue where you left off
• Optionally link an account: your circuits are backed up to the cloud and open on another phone
• Share a circuit with a friend as a file
• Works fully offline
NO ADS. No usage statistics are collected. We never ask for your real name, school or phone number.
IMPORTANT: DevreLab is a simulation. Real circuits may behave differently; when working with mains voltage (230 V), always work under adult or teacher supervision and follow safety rules.
Designed for ages 13 and up.
Build, test and measure electronic circuits and Arduino safely on your phone.