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Terms

Terms

These terms describe the current early-access website position. Lattiform content is informational, not certified engineering, legal, procurement, or manufacturing advice.

Engineering claims

Website claims about analysis, validation and performance are product positioning until supported by referenced in-product evidence and the published verification report.

Beta access

Early-access participation may change as the product, validation scope, and commercial terms mature.

No automatic certification

Solver results, benchmark examples and workflow descriptions do not certify a design for production, safety or regulatory use.

Contact route

Send access, evaluation, or commercial-use questions to beta@lattiform.com so the right context can be confirmed.

Intellectual property

The Lattiform name, website, product materials, and software remain the property of their respective owners. Early access does not transfer ownership or grant production rights.

Eligibility and acceptable use

Access is intended for lawful professional evaluation. Users must not misuse the service, interfere with operation, or rely on beta output as an automatic safety certification.

Liability and warranties

Early-access materials are provided without a promise of uninterrupted availability or fitness for a particular engineering purpose. Mandatory legal rights are not excluded.

Suspension and governing terms

Lattiform may suspend early access where needed for security, misuse, or product changes. Final commercial agreements will identify governing law and dispute terms before paid use.

Lattiform FEA Preview

Finite element analysis, built for the Mac. Linear static stress studies on a structured HEXA8 grid, solved locally on Apple Silicon with Metal. Coming soon.

Built and validated by Lattiform. Write to beta@lattiform.com with a question or a study file.

© 2026 Lattiform. Lattiform FEA Preview is coming soon. Nothing on this site is a certification by ASME, NAFEMS or any other body, and no equivalence to ANSYS, NASTRAN or any other commercial code is claimed.