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What exists now, and what is still platform work.

SHD Sim is one application with nine priced modules. This page shows the module catalogue with the solver behind each one named, then the platform work still ahead.

The module catalogue is available now.

The remaining roadmap is platform work: signing, operating-system packages, identity integrations and validation coverage. The physics modules below are the same catalogue used by pricing.

Available

9

Priced as modules, with the backend for each module named.

Beyond the modules

Code signing. Installers are checksummed but not yet Authenticode-signed, so Windows warns on download. In progress, and tracked openly on the security page.

SSO and SAML. Signing in with the company account you already have — Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace — instead of a separate password here, so access is revoked centrally when somebody leaves and your own MFA policy applies. Not built. Enterprise administrators assign and remove seats from the organisation dashboard in the meantime, which covers the same ground by hand. First on the list when an Enterprise customer names it as a requirement.

Platforms. Windows today; Linux and macOS builds are coming. The solver stack already runs on all three, so what is left is packaging, signing and a release channel per platform rather than a port. No date — but which one lands first is decided by who asks.

Validation. The published benchmark set grows with each release — see the validation cases.

Start with what ships

Every module is free to try — fluids to 250,000 cells, mesh-based modules to 100,000 nodes, plus the workflow caps shown on the pricing page. The geometry, meshing and reporting are the same ones used by paid seats.