GDBS - validated physics in the browser

GDBS (Geometric Database System) runs real, deterministic physics in a browser tab and reports how much of each result survived the arithmetic. It is the step before HPC: prototype and validate a method where iteration is cheap, then carry the validated setup to the cluster for the production run.

What it is

A browser-native scientific computing platform. Engines run client-side via WebAssembly across multiple physics domains - gravitation and numerical relativity, fluids, plasma, quantum, materials, and geophysics - with a transparent trust verdict (PRECISE / DRIFTING / UNRELIABLE) on every value.

Why it matters

• No queue, no allocation, no install. Open a tab and run.
• Validated, not tuned. Results are compared against published references where one exists (for example GW150914, the Blasius wall shear 0.4696, the Hawking temperature to 0.27 percent), never calibrated to them.
• Deterministic. No training data, no stochastic sampling - the same inputs produce the same outputs on every machine.

Honest scope

GDBS is a bridge to HPC, not a replacement for it. Production-scale problems that need a full mesh and an allocation still belong on a cluster; GDBS gets the method ready for them.

Open GDBS See the validated results