Gilli Vinzam

Paint a plate, add heat, and watch 👀 how it warms up and settles. Gilli Vinzam is a heat bench for your phone 📱. You build 🔨 a small square plate, apply heat and cold, and watch 👀 the temperature spread across it in real time ⏱️. Paint the plate with six materials: copper, aluminium, brass, steel, ceramic and cork. Each one conducts heat at its own pace. Place heaters and chillers as pins, and set each side of the plate as fixed at a temperature or insulated. Add up to four probes to follow single points. Press Run and the colours move. Switch on isotherm lines to see 👀 lines of equal temperature, or flux arrows to see which way the heat flows. A live gauge shows the mean temperature, lab time ⏱️ and how close the plate is to equilibrium. When the plate settles, you get the time it took and its minimum, mean and maximum. What you can do: - Start 🚀 from six ready-made plates, such as a copper cross, a fin array or a thermal bridge - Save 💾 your own plates to the library 📚 - Log 📝 runs to a journal and compare ⚖️ how long each took to settle - Draw a cut line across a result and read the temperature profile along it - Check ✅ probe dials and a convergence chart 📊 - Race two rods of different materials in the Codex - Read each material's diffusivity and conductivity - Switch between °C, °F and K, and pick a colour map 🗺️ Gilli Vinzam suits students, teachers and anyone curious about how heat moves through different materials. It works on your phone 📱, with no account. Open Gilli Vinzam, paint a plate and press Run.