3D Geometry Animation

3D Geometry Animation constructs three-dimensional mathematical surfaces on an Android device and puts them into motion. The user supplies the parameters that define a surface, and the application renders the resulting geometry, which can then be rotated, viewed from different angles, and animated over time so that changes in shape become visible rather than having to be inferred from a static plot.

The application runs entirely on the device and does not require a network connection while in use, which makes it usable in classrooms, on transit, or in other settings without reliable connectivity. It is published by NVlad1 under the MIT license.

Availability is limited to Android; there are no desktop or iOS builds listed. As a mobile viewer for parametric geometry, it is suited to inspecting and demonstrating surfaces rather than to producing print-ready figures or exchanging models with computer-algebra or CAD software.