Best Chemistry app with 3D Molecules View (Molecule Viewer 3D) Reviews

Great App for the Most Part

Armyconrad

I am using this app for my High School Honors Chemistry Class. Works very well, but names and molecules can be hard to find or be listed under complex not-normally-used names.

Get the 'Molecules' app instead.

GhettoGangstaG

This is the exact same app as 'Molecules' in every conceivable way except for that this one been cram-packed with just about as many ads as humanly possible. It's unfortunate. This app hits you with an ad at EVERY opportunity- every time you change screens, every time you search for a molecule, every time you delete a molecule from your list/history, etc. The only two reasons I gave this app two stars instead of none are that a) because technically it does function as an app, and b) you can't rate something zero stars anyway. To put it plainly- the overload of popup ads and screen-covering ads on ten-second timers and all that is really just unacceptable in an app these days, especially with a better alternative out there. Why should I have to deal with greedy developers rendering a great app practically unusable with sixty-five quadrillion ads per minute when essentially the exact same app already exists with approximately zero ads? Psh lol.

Run away!

Ricardo at Casual Dog Productions, LLC

Total spam ware, popping up ads and jumping to unrelated web sites.

Molecules Downgrade

Matt Starr

Molecules was an excellent app, but it is not supported in the new IOS. This app is literally an advertisement with every other tap. Literally, as in LITERALLY ONE OUT OF TWO TAPS PROMPTS AN AD.

Ok to try

tfrimet

Easy to install. Even easier to delete. The clumsy addition of revenue generating advertisements renders this application useless. It was a decent recompilation of “molecules” app, however. As it did not crash during its brief lifetime on my iOS. I must presume the attributed author needed some compensation for their development platform. Hence the adware. Please recompile without the distraction and nuisance of ads that link to the web?