A physical vocabulary
Arrange masses, springs, dampers, force inputs and rigid links in an editable mechanical diagram.
Part of METRLab · An independent desktop workbench
Give an idea mass.
Watch the equations move.
Build translational mechanical systems, connect their elements and explore the relationship between forces, motion and mathematics.
Explore the workbench ↗01 / Your workbench
Actual desktop appFrom a physical picture to a model.
Captured from the actual Qt application. Not a browser-based simulator or mock interface.
02 / A little more clarityRoom to explore.
Room to explore.
Tools to understand.
One focused app, connected to a family of engineering workbenches. Install what you need; keep each app independent.
Equations from the diagram
Generate the system equations from the same model you edit. Keep the physical connections and mathematical description together.
Explore the motion
Simulate supported translational systems and inspect their time responses using existing analysis tools.
A model you can return to
Save mechanical documents, use bundled examples and export readable diagrams for teaching and study.
03 / Standalone, by design
A workbench of its own.
METRLab Home is optional.
The app runs independently.
Apple Silicon target
Mechanics for macOS
Standalone installer not yet published
The page is ready; the installer is not. A download will be enabled only after a native build is packaged and verified.
x86-64 target
Mechanics for Linux
Standalone installer not yet published
No Linux binary is attached to this page. Platform verification is separate from product-page availability.
Honest about the boundaries.
Educational software, under active development.
What is supported?
Focused on supported lumped translational systems. It is not a general-purpose CAD, finite-element or multibody contact solver.
Do I need METRLab Home?
No. Each workbench is a separate application. Home is an optional launcher that discovers installed apps and links to pages for the others.
Is my work uploaded?
Normal editing and simulation use local documents. Optional connected features have their own configuration; these product pages contain no analytics, account system or upload form.
Can I download it yet?
Not from this page yet. The first packaged preview is Circuits; other standalone app installers require their own native build and verification.
See Circuits downloads ↗