Tesla Wardenclyffe App

Explore the past, present, and future of Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe — Nikola Tesla’s last remaining laboratory — with an interactive guide designed for visitors, students, and fans around the world.

Walk the story of Wardenclyffe from Tesla’s wireless tower to today’s restoration plans. Follow an accessible history timeline, discover how crowdfunding and community support helped save the site, and learn how modern renovations are shaping a new global science center.

Bring the tower back to life with augmented reality. On-site visitors can view a full-scale virtual tower anchored to the grounds, while remote users can explore a tabletop model at home. Move around, change your perspective, and imagine how Tesla’s ideas might have looked in the landscape.

Younger explorers can join the Junior Inventor “Kids’ Quest.” Solve on-site clues, connect each quest to a real moment in Wardenclyffe history, and earn fun badges inspired by Tesla’s inventions. The app’s large touch targets, clear language, and high-contrast cards make it easy for families to explore together.

Plan your visit and stay connected. Browse on-site programs and tours, virtual science offerings, and highlighted events, with quick links out to full details on teslasciencecenter.org. Learn how to support restoration efforts through donations, memberships, and other ways to get involved.

Designed with Apple’s latest foundations for accessibility and modern iOS apps, the interface supports Dark Mode, Dynamic Type for larger text, VoiceOver, and a clean card-based layout that keeps content front and center.

This app is an independent educational companion and is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe, Tesla, Inc., or Matthew Inman / The Oatmeal.