From Sketch to Simulation: design Stories with Cidrux

Many engineers still live in a world where drawing a schematic and running the simulation are separate activities. You sketch a system in one tool, export something, then take a solver somewhere else to understand what you meant. Cidrux closes that gap.

Every account now comes with a project directory and team workspace built in. You can organise your work into folders that mirror how your projects actually look—by building, client, phase, or discipline. Schematics move between folders with a picker instead of a file system circus. If you delete something by mistake, it lands in Trash first and stays there for 30 days, giving you a safety net instead of a permanent headache.

Sharing is built around real collaboration patterns. You can invite colleagues as viewers, runners, editors, or admins. That means, for example, a junior engineer can run scenarios and review results without accidentally rewriting the core model. If you need to make one schematic more restrictive than its parent folder, you can do that—the most specific permission always wins.

Most importantly, the workbench and login flow now behave like one continuous environment. If your session expires while you’re deep in a design, logging back in drops you straight back into the exact schematic, with canvas state preserved. No hunting through lists, no wondering “where did I leave off?”

Cidrux is meant to feel like a single place where the story of a system unfolds—from first sketch to shared, repeatable simulations—without juggling tools or worrying about losing your place.