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Have an idea for a new STEM laboratory? Discovered a calculation edge case? Want to collaborate or deploy in your institution? We welcome your input.

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Knowledge Reference

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore our complete guide to understanding QuantumDesk, its simulators, grading engines, and offline capabilities.

General Questions

1. What is QuantumDesk?
QuantumDesk is a unified educational workstation featuring 191+ interactive laboratories, 3D simulators, academic GPA engines, and offline focus tools.
2. Is QuantumDesk really 100% free?
All core laboratories, simulations, and equation solvers are 100% free with unlimited access. Optional Plus and Pro plans unlock cross-device cloud synchronization and Quantum AI Copilot assistance.
3. Do I need to create an account?
No account is required. All tools run client-side and save configurations directly to your browser's IndexedDB and localStorage.
4. Can I use it on my mobile phone?
Yes, QuantumDesk is fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers.

Academic & Simulator Inquiries

5. How does the HSC GPA 4th subject bonus work?
In Bangladesh HSC/SSC standards, any grade points above 2.00 scored in your optional 4th subject are added as a bonus across your compulsory subjects up to the 5.00 limit.
6. Are simulations mathematically accurate?
Yes. Simulators run standard kinematic, Newtonian, and quantum equations directly in browser JavaScript and WebGL.

Privacy & Data Storage

7. Does QuantumDesk collect personal information?
Never. QuantumDesk enforces a strict zero-telemetry policy. Your notes and grades never leave your browser.
8. How do I clear my stored data?
You can reset your data using the reset buttons in individual modules or by clearing your browser's site storage for this domain.
9. Can it be used in schools or colleges?
Absolutely. Teachers and instructors are encouraged to project simulations onto classroom displays or assign tools for homework.