Snaplab NG

SnapLab turns a WAEC/WASSCE physics practical into a working lab on any phone. In Nigeria alone, 1,950,726 students sat the WASSCE in 2026; about 847,000 sit its Physics practical, where the 2023 average was 29 out of 50, and WAEC's Chief Examiners keep asking for more laboratory practice. With SnapLab a student snaps the printed question and its diagram. Meta's Muse Spark reads it word for word, names the practical and finds every part in the diagram; SAM 3.1 outlines each one. The 3D bench then assembles itself: each apparatus drops as the question names it. She can Watch the practical done by the app as the question is read aloud (wiring on "Connect the circuit", readings as they're read), Practise it herself (wire the circuit lead by lead, take seven readings, plot V against I, find the slope), or sit it under Exam conditions and get WAEC-style marks. The AI reads and judges; a deterministic engine computes every current and voltage, and a fixed rule engine gives every mark, so the same work always scores the same and no expected answer is ever shown before she hands in. Live at https://snaplab-ng-2026.web.app