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Apple ID6775430016
Bundle IDStirpe.MacCiv
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Min iOS26.0
Min macOS26.0
Device familiesiphone
Released2026-06-19
Copyright© 2026 MacCiv by Giacomo Stirpe. All rights reserved.
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What’s New Version 1.0.2

- UI improvements - Animate deformed structures - Export in PDF - Bug fixes

Description

MacCiv is the world's first Apple-native structural engineering app — a fast, beautiful finite-element tool for analyzing 2D and 3D frames right on your iPhone and soon on Mac Build a structure, hit Solve, and instantly read the internal forces and deformations: axial, shear, bending-moment and torsion diagrams, support reactions and deflected shapes. No clunky desktop software, no steep learning curve — just a clean, intuitive interface designed for the way you think. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Draw beams and columns, place supports (fixed, pinned, roller, hinge) and apply loads (distributed, point, trapezoidal, moments) • Solve full 3D frames with a real finite-element engine • Read coloured N / shear / moment / torsion diagrams drawn on the tension side, plus reactions and displacements • Switch between concrete, steel and wood members — each with proper material classes (EC2 / EC3 / EC5) • View your model as a true 3D solid, with steel shown as I-beams • See the seismic centre of mass and centre of stiffness for each structure BUILT FOR STUDENTS • Teaching mode: leave a load blank and MacCiv shows the answer as a formula (qL²/8, PL/4, …) instead of a number — perfect for learning statics • Metric and imperial units • Available in 9 languages NATIVE EVERYWHERE MacCiv is designed from the ground up for Apple platforms — it looks and feels right on macOS, iPhone and iPad, with full multitouch and a navigation cube for orbiting your model. FREE, WITH AN OPTIONAL UPGRADE MacCiv is free to use, supported by occasional ads. Prefer a clean, ad-free experience? Unlock MacCiv Pro with a single one-time purchase — it removes ads on all your devices, forever. Questions or feedback? We'd love to hear from you: maccivapp@gmail.com

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MacCiv Pro$9.99

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Version history 3 versions

Build 887664059v1.0.22026-07-01 14:29:49
- UI improvements - Animate deformed structures - Export in PDF - Bug fixes
Build 887354879v1.0.12026-06-24 00:41:55
- Rotate supports to any angle — inclined rollers (e.g. 45°) now act as real structural constraints, not just visual rotations. - Beams and columns start material-free — work in pure statics by default, then add concrete, steel or wood whenever you want. - Teaching mode now scales symbolic loads — set 2P, P/2, 3P/2 and more, typed as simple equations. - Place multiple point loads on a single member, and snap them precisely onto nodes. - Switch between Metric and Imperial right from the start and grid screens, with corrected kip/kip·ft labels. - Clearer force diagrams — crisp vertical steps at point loads, labelled peak and spike dots, and precise values on hover. - Refined typography and various fixes throughout.
Build 886393514v1.0.02026-06-19 09:45:57
MacCiv Pro

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Change log 7 changes · US

releaseNotes updated
- UI improvements - Animate deformed structures - Export in PDF - Bug fixes
description updated
MacCiv is the world's first Apple-native structural engineering app — a fast, beautiful finite-element tool for analyzing 2D and 3D frames right on your iPhone
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Design, build and analysis
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MacCiv
Version 1.0.2 released
- UI improvements - Animate deformed structures - Export in PDF - Bug fixes
Version 1.0.1 released
- Rotate supports to any angle — inclined rollers (e.g. 45°) now act as real structural constraints, not just visual rotations. - Beams and columns start material-free — work in pure statics by default, then add concrete, steel or wood when
Version 1.0.0 released
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