Calculo

Interactive Calculus Simulations

A growing collection of hands-on calculus simulations. Drag a point, slide a value, and watch the idea happen. Pick a topic below — or, if you'd rather test yourself, try the practice quiz. Everything is free, and nothing needs to be installed.

Limits & Continuity

The Derivative

Applications of the Derivative

The Integral

Volumes, Curves & Series

Practice

Select a simulation above, or take the quiz. Each page is a small laboratory — the sliders are there to be pushed to their limits.

About Calculo

Calculo is a collection of interactive calculus simulations. It is a work in progress, and probably always will be; new topics get added as time allows. The goal is simple — to let you see the ideas of calculus move, instead of only reading them.

About the Author

Calculo was built by Knovay, a small independent project making interactive tools for learning math and science. (Ricky — swap this paragraph for your own note: who you are, why you built it, and an email or link for feedback. That personal line is what makes a site like this feel real.)

How it was made

Every simulation is built by hand as a single web page with plain JavaScript and the canvas element — no plugins, no sign-up, and it runs on anything with a browser. Assembled with the help of AI, and checked by a human.

Permissions

Please feel free to use anything here for non-profit educational purposes — project it in class, link it in your notes, or embed a single simulation with the built-in embed link.

Latest updates

Aug 2025 — Gave the whole site a lighter, plainer look and a per-lab “Quick check.”
Aug 2025 — Added save-your-favorites, keyboard controls, and a “save diagram as image” button.
Jul 2025 — Launched with 23 interactive labs across limits, derivatives, integrals, and series.

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