Electronics you can touch

Every lesson is built from working instruments. Wire them, turn the knobs, read the real numbers. Two courses: one builds circuits, one explains why they work. The first lessons of each are free.

Drag a resistor onto the board. The LED answers. Too little resistance and it burns.

How a lesson works

Wire it wrong. The LED pops. Nothing real burns.

Set the value. It is checked right away.

Turn the knob. Read the real numbers.

Every lesson you finish is marked done.

What you get

  1. Touch it

    Every lesson is a set of instruments you work with your hands: drag a charge, turn a knob, wire a board. You learn by doing.

    See a lesson
  2. Two courses

    Build Electronics makes circuits from the first minute. Understand Electronics re-runs the experiments that discovered electricity. Take one or both.

    Courses
  3. Free to start

    The first lessons of every course are free, no account needed. Sign in to save your progress.

    Start free
  4. One payment

    A course is one payment with full lifetime access. New lessons open for you the day they land.

    Pricing

Two courses, both from zero

One builds circuits from the first minute. One explains why they work. The first lessons of each are free.

The numbers

What is ready today, what is free, and where the courses are going.

  1. 19

    lessons ready to open today, across both courses.

  2. 14

    of them free, no account needed.

  3. 140

    lessons planned in total. Each new one opens for owners the day it lands.

Doing is the fastest way to understand

Every lesson puts instruments in your hands. You predict, you try, you see the result. That is how understanding sticks.

Mistakes cost nothing

Wire it wrong and the LED pops on the screen. You learn the rule, the parts stay whole. Try anything.

Every answer is checked at once

Set a value and the instrument tells you right away whether it works, and why.

It stays true

Ohm's law reads the same in 2036. One payment, full lifetime access, and the course grows as new lessons land.