SimFlow
CFD Software
Made Easy

Complete CFD workflow on your desktop, from mesh generation to post-processing. All physics included, all platforms supported.

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SimFlow CFD - Desktop CFD Software

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Desktop Software
Cross-Platform

SimFlow runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Install it, own it, run it.

Your Machine
Your Data

Every simulation stays on your hardware. Fully offline license available.

Unlimited CPUs
HPC Ready

HPC grade parallel computing. No per core fees, no hourly charges.

AI & Remote Computing

AI-powered assistant to configure simulations faster. Run jobs anywhere local cluster, remote server, or cloud.

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Workflow

From CAD to Results in Five Steps

SimFlow guides you through the entire CFD workflow - no terminal, no scripting, no guesswork.

01

Import Geometry

Create or import a CAD model in portable formats STL, STEP, IGES, OBJ, BRep.

02

Generate Mesh

Cut Cell Method, Hex Dominant, Boundary Layer. Easy configuration and parallel meshing.

03

Set Up Physics

Choose simulation type, boundary conditions, material properties, and adjust model details.

04

Run Simulation

Use all the compute power at hand with a single click. Monitor convergence, forces, and results in real time.

05

Visualize Results

Analyze with SimFlow or integrated ParaView. Streamlines, contour plots, animations. Export in VTK, Fluent, Tecplot.

Physics Engine

Multi Physics.
One Software.

No add-on modules. No feature gating. Every plan includes the full simulation engine.

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Flow Analysis CFD SimulationTurbulence Modeling SimulationHeat Transfer and Radiation SimulationMultiphase and Particle Flow SimulationCombustion and Chemical Reactions SimulationMotion and Dynamic Mesh Simulation
Core Solver
Flow Analysis
01Flow AnalysisCore Solver

Incompressible & compressible flows. Steady-state & transient. Subsonic to supersonic. Newtonian & non-Newtonian fluids.

Incompressible Flow
Fluid flow where density variation is negligible. Used for most liquid flows and low-speed gas flows (Mach < 0.3) providing robust solutions without loss of accuracy.
Compressible Flow
Flow where density changes significantly due to pressure and temperature variations. Essential for high-speed aerodynamics and gas dynamics.
Transient Simulation
Time-dependent simulation capturing flow evolution and dynamics over time. Required for unsteady phenomena like vortex shedding, pulsating flows, startup conditions evaluation.
Supersonic Flow
Flow exceeding the speed of sound (Mach > 1). Features shock waves, expansion fans, and compressibility-dominated physics.
02Turbulence ModelingRANS / LES / DES

Full RANS suite (k-ε, k-ω, Spalart-Allmaras models family), Large Eddy Simulation (LES), and Detached Eddy Simulation (DES).

Turbulence Modeling
Turbulence is a chaotic flow regime characterized by irregular velocity fluctuations and vortices, occurring at high Reynolds numbers. Directly resolving all turbulent scales is computationally prohibitive and turbulence models approximate their effect on the mean flow, making CFD simulations tractable for real-world applications.
k-epsilon
Two-equation RANS turbulence model family solving for turbulent kinetic energy (k) and dissipation rate (epsilon). Robust and widely used for industrial flows. In SimFlow you can choose between basic and enhanced RNG or Realizable models.
k-omega
The k-ω model solves transport equations for turbulent kinetic energy (k) and specific dissipation rate (ω), performing well in near-wall and adverse pressure gradient flows. Its most notable enhancement is the k-ω SST model, which blends k-ω near walls with k-ε in the freestream.
Large Eddy Simulation (LES)
Resolves large-scale turbulent structures directly while modeling small scales (sub-grid modelling). Provides high-fidelity unsteady results at higher computational cost.
Detached Eddy Simulation (DES)
Hybrid RANS-LES approach using RANS near walls and LES in separated regions. Balances accuracy and cost for massively separated flows.
03Heat Transfer & RadiationThermal

Conjugate heat transfer (CHT). Forced & natural convection. Radiation models (S2S, DO, P1). Solar load. Joule heating.

Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT)
Coupled simulation of heat conduction in solids and convection in fluids. Solves temperature fields across solid-fluid interfaces simultaneously. Supports arbitrary number of fluid/solid regions.
Convection
Heat transfer by fluid motion - forced (driven by external forces) or natural (driven by buoyancy from temperature differences).
Radiation
Thermal radiation models (Surface-to-Surface, Discrete Ordinates, P1) simulate heat transfer through invisible rays between surfaces and through participating gases, without requiring direct contact or fluid motion.
Solar Load
Models solar radiation intensity and direction for outdoor and indoor thermal analysis, including direct and diffuse irradiation components.
04Multiphase & ParticlesMulti-Domain

Volume of Fluid (VoF), Eulerian multiphase dispersed flows, Lagrangian particle tracking, cavitation, wave generation, phase change.

Volume of Fluid (VoF)
The Volume of Fluid (VoF) method tracks where different fluids, such as water and air, meet and how their shared interface moves and deforms over time, making it well suited for simulations like waves, sloshing tanks, or breaking dams.
Eulerian Multiphase
Each phase treated as interpenetrating continua with separate conservation equations (separate velocity). Suitable for dispersed flows like bubble columns and fluidized beds.
Lagrangian Particle Tracking
Tracks individual particles or particle groups (parcels), droplets, or bubbles through the flow field. Models drag, heat transfer, collisions, and particle phase change (evaporation/condensation).
Cavitation
Phase change from liquid to vapor when local pressure drops below vapor pressure. Critical for pump, propeller, and hydraulic equipment analysis.
05Combustion & ReactionsReactive

Species transport with 2000+ species database. Chemical reactions. EDM, EDC, Fast Chemistry. Coal combustion.

Species Transport
Species Transport models how different gases or fluids mix and spread through a flow, such as exhaust dispersing in air or a pollutant traveling downstream, with a built-in database of 2000+ species including their thermodynamic and transport properties.
Eddy Dissipation Model (EDM)
Fast chemistry combustion model assuming reaction rate is controlled by turbulent mixing rather than chemical kinetics. Suitable for well-ventilated flames.
Eddy Dissipation Concept (EDC)
Extended combustion model incorporating detailed chemical kinetics within fine turbulent structures. Handles finite-rate chemistry and multi-step reactions.
Coal Combustion
Lagrangian particle-based model for coal devolatilization, char oxidation, and volatile combustion with radiation coupling.
06Motion & Dynamic MeshDynamic

Moving Reference Frame (MRF), dynamic mesh with 6DoF, overset (Chimera) mesh, sliding mesh interfaces.

Moving Reference Frame (MRF)
Steady-state approximation for rotating machinery. Solves equations in a rotating frame without mesh motion, ideal for fans, impellers, and propellers.
6 Degrees of Freedom (6DoF)
Rigid body motion solver computing translation and rotation in all six directions from fluid forces and moments. Used for free-floating objects.
Overset (Chimera) Mesh
Overlapping mesh technique where a body-fitted mesh moves over a background mesh. Enables large displacements without mesh deformation or remeshing.
Sliding Mesh
Mesh interface that rotates or translates relative to adjacent regions. Captures transient rotor-stator interaction effects in turbomachinery and mixers.
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Pricing

Start Free.ScaleWhen You're Ready.

Every plan includes the same physics engine. The only difference? Scale and support.

SimFlow Free
Explore the full CFD simulation engine at your own pace
Free
No signup required
  • Full simulation engine
  • 200,000 mesh nodes
  • 1 CPU for meshing and computing
  • No signup, no credit card, no time limit
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Enterprise
Flexible access for engineering teams
10,000 EUR / year
Floating license
  • Everything in Professional, plus:
  • Priority assistance
  • Offline license option
  • 30-day free trial available
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Perpetual licenses available. Academic pricing for universities. See full pricing details

FAQ

Frequently Asked
Questions

Everything you need to know about SimFlow CFD software.

01What is SimFlow CFD software?

SimFlow is a general purpose desktop CFD software with an intuitive interface combining a full simulation suite in one package. CAD import, meshing, simulation setup, and post-processing.

SimFlow covers many CFD applications including aerodynamics, hydrodynamics, heat transfer, multiphase flows, particle tracking, combustion, and many more.

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02Is SimFlow free?

Yes. SimFlow Free version is available at no cost with no time limit. You get access to all physics models and CFD applications with a 200,000 mesh node limit and 1 CPU core.

When you are ready to scale, upgrade to a commercial plan for unlimited mesh, unlimited CPUs, and professional engineering support.

We also offer a free 30-day trial of the commercial version so you can test it on your cases before committing.

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03How can I test SimFlow?

Start with SimFlow Free and download it right away. No registration and no time limit. All physics models and applications are included so you can evaluate SimFlow on your own cases.

Follow our step-by-step tutorials to get up and running quickly with ready-made examples covering meshing, simulation setup, and post-processing.

Need more power? Request a free 30-day trial of the commercial version with unlimited mesh and unlimited CPUs.

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04Is SimFlow easy to learn?

Yes. SimFlow is designed around an intuitive interface where every step of the simulation workflow is visual.

Tutorials, example projects, and documentation help you get productive quickly. Most users run their first simulation within minutes of downloading.

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05What CFD simulations can I run with SimFlow?

SimFlow supports incompressible and compressible flow, turbulence modeling (RANS, LES, DES), heat transfer and conjugate heat transfer, multiphase flows (VOF, Euler-Euler), particle tracking (Lagrangian), species transport, and combustion.

Common use cases include external aerodynamics, HVAC, hydrodynamics, mixing, and thermal management.

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06How much does SimFlow CFD software cost?

Professional single-seat license is 8,000 EUR/year. Enterprise floating license is 10,000 EUR/year.

Both include unlimited mesh, unlimited CPUs, and full engineering support. SimFlow Free is available at no cost with no time limit.

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07Is SimFlow cloud-based or desktop?

SimFlow is a desktop CFD software, however you can install SimFlow on your chosen cloud provider such as AWS.

Coming 2026: Native cloud support to delegate computations to the cloud or any machine in your organization directly from your desktop.

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08What makes SimFlow different?

SimFlow has one price per license with no additional fees. You can run multiple simultaneous simulations on hundreds or even thousands of CPU cores without paying extra for HPC.

No HPC fees, all modules in one package, free version, 30-day commercial trial, professional engineering support, and runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Easy to learn, easy to use, easy to switch.

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09What licensing options do you offer?

SimFlow offers flexible licensing to fit your workflow.

Single-Seat / Floating. Lock to one machine or share across your team with a network license server.

Annual / Perpetual. Subscribe yearly with updates included, or buy once and own it forever.

Online / Offline. Activate via internet or use an offline license file for air-gapped environments.

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10What OS does SimFlow support?

SimFlow runs natively on Windows, Linux, and macOS (Apple Silicon). One license covers all platforms. Install and switch freely.

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11SimFlow Free vs Commercial

Same physics engine, same applications, and regular updates for both versions.

Free: 200,000 mesh nodes, 1 CPU core.

Commercial: unlimited mesh, unlimited CPUs, and engineering support.

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12Do you offer support and training?

Every commercial license includes professional support, along with training and engineering consulting for teams with specific simulation needs. Our support team can also prepare custom tutorials and materials tailored to your project.

Documentation, tutorials, and example projects are available for all users.

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