Sharing results
This page explains how to share a simulation result with other people using a public link.
Sharing a result
Every finished result has a Share button in the top-right of the results header. Use it when you want to send a result to a teammate, a customer, or a forum — without giving them access to your account.
Share a result
Open Share ▾ and choose Copy link to create a public link that lets anyone you send it to open this result, even without a ThrustLab account.
How it works. ThrustLab asks you to confirm first, because the link is public. On confirm, it mints a single, opaque link for this result (for example https://thrustlab.com/share/shr_…) and copies it to your clipboard. Anyone with that exact link can view the result; re-opening Copy link returns the same link.
What the recipient sees. The shared page shows this result's headline metrics, the power-flow breakdown, and the engineering-use disclaimer, plus a link to run their own simulation. It does not expose your project, your other simulations, or your account.
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Watch out. Anyone who has the link can open the result, so only share it with people you intend to. The engineering-use disclaimer applies to everyone who opens a shared result: the numbers are physics-based estimates, not certified data — always bench-test before committing to a real build.
Related: Engineering-use disclaimer
Results you ran without an account
You can run a simulation on the calculator without signing in. The result gets its own link — https://thrustlab.com/s/run_… — and four actions above the numbers. The result is deleted after 30 days unless you save it.
Edit inputs
Reopens the calculator with the exact inputs that produced this result, so you can change one thing and run it again.
The original stays put. Running again creates a new result with its own link; nothing overwrites what you are looking at.
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Save this result
Keeps this result in your ThrustLab account, where it gets a project, a history, and the compare, sweep and export tools.
If you are not signed in, ThrustLab asks you to create a free account first. On the way back it imports every run this browser has made, not only the one you clicked — so nothing you tried before signing up is lost.
If you are signed in, the result is imported straight into your default project and ThrustLab opens it there.
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Watch out. A result you never save is deleted after 30 days.
Copy link
Copies this result's link to your clipboard. Anyone you send it to can open the result without a ThrustLab account.
Watch out. The link is public, so only send it to people you intend to. The engineering-use disclaimer applies to everyone who opens it.
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Related: Share a result
Run another
Opens the calculator with an empty form, for a powertrain unrelated to this one.
How it differs from Edit inputs. Edit inputs brings this run's exact inputs back so you can change one thing; Run another starts from nothing. This result stays where it is either way.
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Related: Edit inputs · Save this result
Open result page
Opens this result on its own page.
Where it shows. A run made without an account answers under the calculator, on the same page as the form. That is where this link lives: the form is already on screen, so Edit inputs and Run another are not offered there. The result page is the one Copy link points to and the one this browser lists under Recent on this device.
Refine with the Full model
Reopens the calculator with these inputs and the propeller model switched from Fast to Full.
What changes. The Fast model solves the propeller from its label — diameter, pitch, blade count and a blade-family preset. The Full model solves it from the propeller's blade geometry instead, so it can only run on a propeller that has geometry: a database propeller, or one you built in the creator.
When it appears. Only on a result the Fast model produced. A Full-model result is already the refined answer, so there is nothing to refine.
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Watch out. The Full model needs a free account, and free accounts get a daily allowance of Full-model runs. Fast-model runs are unlimited.