Mathematics, made visible

Beautiful ideas.
Made clear.

Turn mathematics into stories you can see. Compose a scene, bring it to life, and make every step easier to understand. All in your browser.

No Python installYour scene, fully editable

01 / Made with Rheomyth

Big ideas. Beautifully explained.

Play a complete visual lesson, then open the editor to build one of your own.

Explore all 13 tutorials
Astronomy4 min

How Stars Die

The last light and what remains

Mathematics1 min

The Riemann Zeta Curve

Tracing the critical line through the complex plane

Biology3 min

The Theory of Evolution

How populations change across generations

02 / Meet your workspace

The idea. The canvas.
The moment it clicks.

One place to compose, animate, and refine.
Take a closer look at the editor below.

Four colors, one ideaInside Rheomyth
Rheomyth editor showing a four-color graph, object layers on the left, editable circle properties on the right, and animation clips along the bottom.
Canvas · compose your visual explanationView full screenshot (opens in a new tab)
Ready for your first scene? Start with a shape and a Create animation.Try it in the editor

03 / Make it your own

Start with a spark.
Make it your own.

01 / A creative starting point

From “what if”
to a first draft.

Describe the idea. Let AI draft a scene, then refine the objects, timing, and code to tell it your way.

Try an idea like this
“Show why a graph needs four colors. Build it one edge at a time.”
02 / Go a little deeper

Visual tools.
Code when you want it.

Work directly on the canvas, or explore the generated manim-web code in Live Code Preview.

Shapes & graphsLaTeX equationsEditable code
03 / Finish the story

Give your ideas a voice.

Add narration, assemble your scenes in the Video Editor, and export a lesson worth sharing.

Explore the Video Editor

A little guidance

Your next step, explained.

Find object guides, animation references, and practical workflow tips.

Read the guide

From an idea to an “I get it.”

Your next idea
deserves to be seen.

Start with a shape. See where it takes you.

Open the editor