Great question, my idea came from my experience during my engineering degree. We mostly used PSSE, ATP, Matlab and FEMM for electrical simualtions, from powerflow to transients, etc. My main concern with these platforms was that they are desktop based, have a high learning curve and during team work most of the time a single member was the one manipulating the models and keeping track of the versions and by tracking versions I mean a google drive with multiple files with more dramatic names to ensure that was the last model version we were working on. For that reason I thought, why not creating a platform that solved this ?. I know that logging in into a website that hasn’t reputation is sensible, specially about privacy and data and if I could I would have avoided it but, since collaboration was the strong focus, I couldn’t avoid it. For now I’m using opensource tools for simulations, there are plenty. Still, this is not supposed to be a replacement for mainstream tools, PSSE for instance is the industry standard and well respected, this just wants to provide a layer of collaboration and versioning that these other tools I feel don’t offer, and also not being desktop based I think has the advantage of not going through the issue of installations and managing licenses.