In development · Windows engineering previewRelease status

WINDOWS APPLICATION

Windows release
in qualification.

Design and simulate axial-flux machines on your own computer. The first Windows candidate is in qualification. We’re checking the complete installation and activation experience before publishing it.

Engineering candidate · not published

Axial Flux Studio for Windows

Version 0.1.0 · x64 · Built 12 Oct 2026

The installer is not publicly available yet. This candidate still needs clean-install and packaged paid-solver testing.

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BEFORE YOU INSTALL

A local studio, a connected account.

01 / PLATFORM

Windows first.

The current candidate targets 64-bit Windows. Initial host checks ran on Windows 10 Pro, build 19045. Clean Windows 11 coverage is pending; a Linux release is deferred.

02 / CONNECTION

Local engineering.

Geometry, jobs and results live locally. Paid activation and verification need an internet connection. The account website handles purchases and licenses.

03 / RESOURCES

Size for your studies.

The installer is approximately 219 MB. Mesh size and study scope determine compute and storage needs. Minimum RAM, disk and GPU requirements are still being qualified.

CANDIDATE RECORD

Know what you’re installing.

These details identify the internal engineering candidate. A public download will carry its own release notes, signature status and checksum.

Artifact
AxialFluxSim-0.1.0-setup.exe
Size
219,487,485 bytes
Code signature
Unsigned candidate
SHA-256
f50a5aa102284d0279c9e31ac0b78bda5b5724873792c890a5eae87d1c7b819e

Get familiar with the workflow.

Start with an architecture, set a practical operating point, then choose the analysis your question needs. You can read the first-study walkthrough without an installer, account or purchase.