About
What 3D Pathshala is, who built it, and how to report issues or get in touch.
About the platform
3D Pathshala is an interactive 3D STEM learning platform where scientific ideas are not read about — they are looked at, turned around and taken apart. From electron shells to the shapes of galaxies, the platform renders each concept as a scene you can explore.
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3D by default
A molecule, a cell or an orbit has a shape in space — so we render it, not chart it. You rotate the model, the model teaches you. - 02
Curricula that flow
Biology, Astronomy and Mathematics are built in parallel, each as a guided journey through its own volume of the platform's science docs. - 03
Built for explorers
Labs, simulations and scroll-stories reward curiosity. There are no timers, no scores and no losing — just the next question.
The creator
Built by a lone developer with more questions than answers.
Kutubkhan Makda
Founder, developer & science communicatorI built 3D Pathshala because I wanted to watch atoms collide and orbits turn — not just read about them. This platform is my attempt to make STEM feel tangible: every concept is a scene you can rotate, inspect and (sometimes) break, and every piece of the world is built to be explored rather than explained.
“See it in three dimensions before you trust it in one.”
Contact & issues
Found a bug, want a feature, or just have a question? Tell me what you found or what you are trying to do — knowing the steps you took makes it much faster to fix.
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Subjects in active development3D
Interactive scenes, not flat chartsDocs
Spec-first development