Kemistri Access Initiative · Live impact
Students are learning chemistry even when they’re offline
Kemistri works without an internet connection. In the period below, 2,507 learners in 124 countries studied with no connection, and many hit a lesson they couldn’t unlock: with no data they can’t watch an ad, and they can’t pay.
Why this page: sponsors keep these learners going. A sponsored licence unlocks every lesson and works fully offline, and we report usage back to you.
Become a sponsor How it works ↓Offline learners per day
Learners who used Kemistri with no internet connection that day
Where they are
Learners studying offline, by country
What learners say
Of 334 Google Play reviews from January to October 2026, 230 gave 4 or 5 stars, written in 18 languages. Read them all on Google Play.
“It’s exceptional. I’ve noticed my academic improve drastically.”
“Helped me a lot to memorize things easily.”
“This helped me a lot on chemistry in science.”
“I memorised the periodic table because of this app.”
Why sponsorship matters, in their words
The most common barrier learners describe is not interest. It’s being unable to pay. Star ratings are shown as given.
“I love this game but we don’t have money to paid the bill.”
“I like this app but its a paid app and as a student I can’t pay”
“This game should be free, can’t pay BDT.”
“Please keep it free in future also so that students can take benifit from it”
Supported by
Organisations sponsoring offline learners
Become our founding sponsor. A sponsored licence unlocks every lesson and works fully offline: no data, no ads, no payment method needed. Your organisation is listed here with the number of learners you’ve supported, and we report usage back to you.
Become a sponsorMeasured 21 Oct 2026 – 27 Oct 2026 · Updated weekly.
“Offline” means the Kemistri app had no internet connection while the learner was playing. Only recent app versions report this, so these figures undercount. Figures are aggregates from anonymous app analytics; countries with fewer than 10 learners are grouped as “Other countries”, and no personal data is shown.