
📖 Diffy Books · free · read or listen
The Code of Life
Chapter 2, The Recipe Inside, shows how A pairs with T and C with G, and how DNA copies itself.
A gentler start for ages 8+.
Read the chapter →Chapter 2: The Recipe Inside · about 5 min
Start here: Atoms of Life · Which six elements build you? Eight quick questions. · About 3 minutes
GeneLab builds molecular biology from the ground up, one level at a time. Learners go from the atoms of life through nucleotides, base pairing, transcription, and translation, all the way to protein structure and a single-letter mutation that causes sickle-cell. Start with Level 1, Atoms of Life: eight quick questions, about three minutes. Aimed at middle and high school, it's free and has no ads. Diffy measures product use to improve the service.
Each level is a sequence of multiple-choice steps: an instruction appears, kids tap the right answer, and a teaching note explains it. Answering in order animates a stage visual — a nucleotide assembling, a strand filling in, a peptide chain growing — so the quiz feels like building the molecule. Stars reflect the share of first-try correct answers.
Kids can play without signing in; guest stars stay until you reload or close the page. A grown-up signs in once and adds a player for each kid, so GeneLab's stars and progress save to your account and follow you to any device.

📖 Diffy Books · free · read or listen
Chapter 2, The Recipe Inside, shows how A pairs with T and C with G, and how DNA copies itself.
A gentler start for ages 8+.
Read the chapter →Chapter 2: The Recipe Inside · about 5 min
Explore atoms, ions and molecules in 14 quick chemistry levels.
Play AtomForge →Launch, balance, roll and crash — real physics you can play with.
Play Kinetix →It's free and has no ads. Diffy measures product use to improve the service. Ages 11–16.