XCOMPUTE Documentation#

Coordinate, compute, and collaborate across virtual engineering systems.

XCOMPUTE is a cross-platform software ecosystem designed to help engineering teams organize, coordinate, and execute complex numerical workflows as unified virtual systems. Seamlessly attach, import, export, and launch files while running high-performance mesh generation, FEM, and CFD simulations with unmatched speed and precision.


πŸš€ Quick Start#

Get up and running in minutes. Choose your path based on your role:

πŸ–₯️ XCOMPUTE-CLIENT

Free access point for users. Establishes live sessions, connects teammates to hosted simulations, and provides a powerful GUI for file management, visualization, and workflow execution.

Installing XCOMPUTE-CLIENT
βš™οΈ XCOMPUTE-SERVER

High-performance computing host. Runs on your hardware (CPU/GPU), manages project systems, and executes numerical methods. Requires a commercial or educational license.

Installing XCOMPUTE-SERVER
🌐 Test Server Guest Access

Want to explore before installing? Connect to our public test server at xplicitcomputing.com for read-only guest access. No fingerprint required.

XCOMPUTE-CLIENT User Guide
πŸ“– Building Blocks

Learn about the systems architecture, geometries, meshing, physics, solver workflows, and data access.

System Definition


✨ Core Capabilities#

🌐 Virtual System Architecture

Projects are organized as hierarchical systems-of-systems, mapping directly to filesystem folders. Reuse, composite, and scope work across teams with a single source of truth.

⚑ High-Performance Compute

Leverage modern parallel hardware (CPU & GPU) via OpenCL. Linear scaling with core performance for mesh generation, FEM, and CFD solvers.

πŸ”’ Secure Collaboration

Cryptographic authentication (email + fingerprint + machine ID) with AES/GCM encryption over SSL/TLS. Role-based access control for admins, users, and guests.

πŸ“¦ Native Data Formats

Efficient storage and transmission via XC-Messages (*.xcs, *.xcg, *.xco). Cross-language bindings (C++, Python, etc.) for custom integration.


πŸ“… What’s New?#

Latest Updates
  • Feb 11, 2026: XCOMPUTE official public launch and first release

  • Dec 15, 2025: XCOMPUTE-CLIENT available on Mac OS (Intel and M-series)

  • Nov 11, 2025: AES/GCM Encryption enabled in XCOMPUTE products

Latest Updates

Need Help?

Browse the Authentication & Access Control guide for authentication setup, or check the System Definition tutorial for a hands-on introduction to system definition.