Offline runs
No network round-trip. The Biot–Savart kernel runs in-process; results land in milliseconds even on long flights.
AirInduct Sim, without the browser.
The full simulator — eight topologies, three render modes, the genetic optimiser, sweeps and exports — packaged as a native desktop app (coming soon). Built for heavier sessions, offline work and direct file-system access.
Desktop builds are coming
The native macOS, Windows and Linux builds are not published yet. The full simulator runs in the browser today — we will list the installers here the moment the first release ships.
All platforms
macOS
Apple Silicon · arm64
M1 / M2 / M3 / M4 Macs
Intel · x64
macOS 12 Monterey or later
Windows
Installer · x64
Windows 10 / 11
Portable · x64
No install required
Linux
AppImage · x86_64
Ubuntu 20.04+ · Fedora · Arch
Debian package · .deb
What the desktop adds
Heavier sessions
Push to the full 100 × 100 × 100 volumetric grid without queue limits — your CPU is the only ceiling.
Direct file access
Save / open .coil JSON files from disk; export PDF, KiCad, DXF and SPICE straight to your project folder.
Auto-update
Signed updates ship in-app. Stay on the latest engine without a fresh install.
Code-signed
macOS notarised, Windows EV-signed, Linux GPG-signed. Verifiable provenance for procurement reviews.
Same engine
Bit-for-bit results match the web and mobile apps — the same closed-form solver runs on every platform.
System requirements
Minimum
- 4 GB RAM
- 500 MB disk space
- OpenGL 3.3 / Metal / Vulkan
- macOS 12 · Windows 10 · Ubuntu 20.04
Recommended
- 16 GB RAM (for 100³ volumetric runs)
- SSD storage
- Discrete GPU for 3D render modes
- macOS 14 · Windows 11 · Ubuntu 22.04