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Scientific models · by Folding@home

Distributed computing software available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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What it does

Distributed computing software available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Open source; no account required to start. Runs research simulations in the background and returns results.

  • biomedical research
  • protein folding
  • disease research
  • distributed computing
Category
Scientific models
Built for
Healthcare and life sciences
Users
volunteers, academic labs, citizen scientists
Public API
Not offered

Not yet disclosed: deployment options, platforms, languages and support channels.

Pricing

  • Free plan$0

Prices as published by Folding@home, checked Oct 2026.

Security and compliance

As reported by Folding@home. Ask for audit reports before you buy.

  • Passkey derivation via one-way function; email discarded and not stored
  • No third-party advertising, tracking, or behavioral analytics
  • Self-hosted cookieless visitor analytics
  • Web access logs retained 30 days for operational and abuse-prevention purposes

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