Scientific computing in the browser

You should not need an allocation and a job queue to develop and validate a numerical method. Browser-native scientific computing runs real, deterministic physics in a tab via WebAssembly - on your own hardware, with a transparent trust verdict on every result.

The idea

The slow part of computational science is often not the production run - it is the iteration before it: setting up a method, checking it against a known answer, and building confidence. That belongs where iteration is cheap. VaultSync puts it in the browser.

What you get

• Real engines, client-side. WebAssembly runs the physics on your machine - no server-side compute, no data leaving your device.
• A trust verdict on every result, carried by the GeoNum precision layer.
• Validation against published references, reproducible on demand.
• A bridge to HPC, not a replacement: validate in the browser, then take the setup to the cluster.

The platform

GDBS for validated physics, CORA for geometric retrieval, and GeoNum for the precision underneath them all.

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