All Tools
Explore our complete collection of mathematical generators, calculators, and explorers.
Filter by Category
Pi Digit Explorer
EasySearch for numbers in the digits of pi. Find your birthday, phone number, or any sequence inside the first 1 million digits.
Launch Tool →Golden Ratio Calculator
BeginnerCalculate and visualize the golden ratio (φ = 1.618...). Create golden rectangles and see it in nature.
Launch Tool →Spiral / Phyllotaxis Generator
IntermediateGenerate beautiful spirals using the golden angle and phyllotaxis formula. Create sunflower-like patterns.
Launch Tool →L-System Pattern Generator
IntermediateCreate fractal patterns using L-system grammar rules. Generate trees, plants, and mathematical curves.
Launch Tool →Random Seed Art Generator
EasyGenerate reproducible abstract art. Same seed produces identical artwork every time. Fully deterministic.
Launch Tool →Geometric Tiling Generator
IntermediateCreate perfect geometric tilings and tessellations. Explore wallpaper symmetry groups and Islamic patterns.
Launch Tool →Ratio / Proportion Visualizer
BeginnerVisualize mathematical ratios and proportions. Compare aspect ratios, paper sizes, and design standards.
Launch Tool →Quick Start Guide
For Beginners
- 1 Start with Pi Digit Explorer
Search for your birthday in pi's digits. No setup needed.
- 2 Try Seed Art Generator
Enter a number and watch unique art appear instantly.
- 3 Export your creation
Download your result as a PNG image to use in your projects.
For Educators
- 1 Check the Learn section
Reference guides on formulas, L-systems, and spiral mathematics are being written.
- 2 Use in classroom
All tools work offline after loading. Perfect for demonstrations.
- 3 Generate examples
Create visuals to illustrate mathematical concepts.
Learn the Math
Go behind the controls with friendly, illustrated guides to the ideas that power each tool.
Golden Angle & Phyllotaxis
The 137.507° angle that explains leaf arrangement and sunflower seed patterns.
Illustrated guideL-System Rules
Production rules for creating trees, plants, and fractals with L-systems.
Illustrated guideSpiral Types Compared
Fermat, Archimedean, and logarithmic spirals: formulas and real-world applications.
Illustrated guideWallpaper Groups
The 17 mathematical symmetry groups that describe all possible tilings.