SPACECRAFTTHERMALREIMAGINED
Cloud-native spacecraft thermal analysis with RK4 and Implicit Euler solvers. Validated against analytical solutions from Incropera, NASA SP-8055, and ECSS standards — 10 out of 10 V&V benchmarks passing.
The physics your hardware
demands
Every spacecraft thermal analysis comes down to one equation. We solve it with engineering-grade numerical methods — transient and steady-state — for every node in your thermal network.
Solar Flux
Direct solar irradiance at 1 AU. Computed for actual orbit geometry, shadow periods, and panel orientation.
Earth Albedo
Reflected solar energy from Earth surface. Varies with latitude, cloud cover, and surface type.
Earth IR
Infrared radiation emitted by Earth. Temperature-dependent, computed per orbital position.
Internal Dissipation
Heat generated by electronics, batteries, payloads. Time-varying power profiles per operational mode.
Feature
highlights
Purpose-built for spacecraft thermal engineers. Every feature designed around real engineering workflows.
Physics-Accurate Solver
RK4 + Implicit Euler transient solver with adaptive timestepping. 10 out of 10 V&V benchmarks passing against analytical solutions.
What If Instant Replay
Drag a slider, see temperatures update in real time. Sensitivity analysis computed in seconds with finite-difference perturbation.
Orbit Playback
Watch your spacecraft orbit in 3D with real-time shadow mapping, eclipse detection, and terminator line rendering.
175× Performance Speedup
1,000-node transient simulations complete in under 1 second. Adjacency-list solver with batched DB writes.
PDF Reports
Export publication-quality thermal analysis reports with 9 sections including orbit plots, temperature traces, and sensitivity matrices.
Secure & Cloud-Native
Your models live in the cloud. Access from anywhere. Built on Next.js + Neon Postgres with enterprise-grade security.
Platform
capabilities
The only cloud-native thermal solver with git-like model history, automated orbital environments, and native CI/CD integration. No desktop installs. No emailed .sinda files. No black-box licensing.
Transient & steady-state analysis on elastic compute
No local compute limits. Submit a job, get results. Scales from 10-node CubeSats to 10,000-node flagship missions.
Automatic environmental heat loads for any orbit
Define orbital elements. We compute β-angle, eclipse periods, view factors, and all environmental fluxes automatically.
Real-time multi-user model editing
No more emailing .sinda files. Your whole team edits the same model with full version history, diffs, and rollback. Every CDR traces back to the exact model state — forever.
REST API — the thermal analysis backend for your entire toolchain
Trigger thermal margin checks in your CI pipeline — fail the build if margins are breached. Automate parametric sweeps. Connect Verixos to your systems engineering workflow via REST API and Python SDK.
Curated space-qualified optical & thermal properties
Every material with beginning-of-life and end-of-life optical properties. Add custom materials with full property sets.
3D thermal model rendering with real-time results
See your thermal model in 3D with temperature color maps updating in real-time. Scrub through transient results like a video timeline.
From orbitto resultin one command
Define your orbit. Define your model. Verixos handles the physics.
REST API available today. CLI shipping Q2 2026.Connect any MCP-compatible AI agent — Claude, Cursor, Copilot — directly to your thermal solver.
Run parametric sweeps from your coding environment. Iterate on material selection, orbit parameters, and geometry without leaving your editor.
npm install -g verixos-mcp(shipping Q2 2026)
Technical
specifications
An honest comparison with legacy thermal analysis tools. We complement, not compete — but we're building something fundamentally different.
Built intoyour program
Verixos becomes part of your engineering infrastructure — your models, your deliverables, your pipeline. The longer you run it, the more context it holds.
COMPLETE MISSION PROVENANCE
Every simulation run, what-if study, and design review comment is stored with the model that produced it. Your current thermal design traces back to PDR baseline — searchable, version-controlled, and attributable. The full engineering record, not just the latest export.
DELIVERABLE-READY OUTPUT
Export thermal analysis citations for CDR packages with benchmark compliance reports auto-generated. Verixos version, benchmark results B1–B10, and model hash are included in every report — so your review board gets everything they need without extra work.
NATIVE CI/CD INTEGRATION
Run thermal margin checks on every commit. Connect Verixos to GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins — get a pass/fail badge before hardware is committed. Thermal analysis moves at the speed of your software pipeline, not your review calendar.
SHARED ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE
Custom materials, flight-heritage optical properties, mission bus templates, and node libraries are shared across your organization. Junior engineers work from the same validated baselines as senior staff — institutional knowledge encoded into the platform, not locked in someone's head.
BUILT FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
The academic tier exists because the engineers who learn tools at university carry them into industry. Free access for students and researchers means Verixos is taught alongside the physics it simulates — the same way a generation of engineers learned MATLAB.
See Verixos in action
2-minute walkthrough — orbit playback, What If sliders, and PDF export
Simple
pricing
No seat licenses. No maintenance fees. No hidden costs.
One order of magnitude cheaper than legacy tools.
For students and academic research. Requires .edu email or manual review.
For university groups and startup missions
For engineering teams
For prime contractors and agencies
Included runs reset monthly. Overage billed at end of billing period.
Explore the demo
no account needed
A pre-built 3U CubeSat thermal model appears on first login. Run simulations, explore orbit playback, and generate PDF reports — all from your browser.