u/IllPsychology7214

Made an interactive simulation of the actual three-body problem in physics — three masses under mutual gravity, no simplifications. You can adjust masses and initial velocities and watch how small changes send the system from a stable-looking orbit into full chaos.

It's built to feel more like a physics toy than an app — no ads breaking up the simulation, nothing to unlock. Mostly wanted an excuse to actually play with the equations rather than just read about them.

Free on Google Play if anyone wants to mess with it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mathematicalzen.threebody

No goals, no timers, nothing to win or lose — just three masses drifting under mutual gravity. Nudge the masses or velocities and watch stable orbits slowly unravel into chaos, or just let it run and watch. No ads, no paywall, nothing demanding your attention.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mathematicalzen.threebody

Built an ambient visualization app based on the physics of the classic three-body gravitational problem. It's not a game — just an ever-evolving pattern generated from real orbital mechanics, where small changes in the starting conditions lead to motion that never quite repeats.

Features:

• Real-time gravitational simulation, not pre-rendered
• No accounts, no data collection, no ads
• Minimal UI — designed to just run and watch

Feedback I'm looking for:

• Performance/smoothness across different devices
• Whether the visuals actually land as "calming" or just feel slow
• Any crashes or UI friction during install/first run

🔗 Play Store link

Built in Flutter — happy to talk about the physics or the implementation if anyone's curious.