Usage policy
Who gets to use the result?
The problems and models you bring remain yours. You may keep using normal exports too.
Updated 2026-07-26. This page describes the current free public edition.
What you bring
Problem text, parameters, labels, layout notes, and .phys models do not become PhysLoom property simply because you use them in Studio.
If the material includes complete exam questions, brands, fonts, images, or datasets, make sure you have permission to use them.
What comes out
SVG, PNG, animation, free-body views, and explanations made through normal use may appear in personal, educational, publishing, course, and commercial content. Free Studio adds no watermark and no per-output royalty.
You may store and host downloaded files yourself. Ending a paid service does not suddenly revoke normal use of work you already exported.
The current free edition
Writing .phys, editing locally, reading diagnostics, sharing, and exporting models are available without an account.
PhysLoom keeps its general compiler, solvers, layout, and themes. Your .phys files and exported work can leave with you.
Can the diagram still be wrong?
A machine-checked model passed the units, connections, constraints, and conditions it declared. That is not an absolute promise about every real situation. When the tool cannot solve something properly, it should say so rather than invent motion or values.
The current edition does not include a human-review promise. Important work should still be checked by someone who understands the assumptions and conclusion.
Unpublished material
Without your explicit permission, manuscripts, unpublished projects, contact details, and correction notes do not enter public templates, test cases, or training corpora.
A Studio share link carries the model inside it, and anyone with the link can read it. Keep secrets, personal details, and unpublished problems out of public links.
If these terms change
A meaningful change updates the date above and is explained before release.
Future accounts, hosted processing, or other services will not silently change files you already downloaded.