
Real-Time Grid Intelligence.
Planning-Grade Physics.
Close the physics gap between planning and real-time operations.
One model. Every team.
Four products.
One unbreakable core.
Every tool runs the exact same ultra-fast, Q-limit-enforced Newton-Raphson physics engine.

Raptrix Sentinel
Ingests your State Estimator every 5–15 minutes and runs intelligent full-AC N-1 + escalated N-2 at planning-grade fidelity.

Raptrix Forge
Outage approval, next-day studies, transfer limits, and economic reliability — on the exact same physics engine.

Raptrix Horizon
Long-horizon studies, new asset interconnection, and seasonal reliability — coming Q3 2026.

Raptrix Studio
The free, unlimited .rpf viewer and editor. Import, visualize, edit any model with one-line diagrams. No limits. No license required.
Planning-grade physics.
Real-time speed.
Most tools force you to choose between speed and fidelity. Raptrix gives you both — at scale.
From State Estimator to actionable insight in minutes.
Ingest
EMS pushes solved State Estimator case every 5–15 minutes (file-based or direct).
Prioritize
Intelligent contingency selection using graph theory + operator-defined rules.
Analyze
Full-AC N-1 + escalated N-2 with Q-limit enforcement and smart PV-PQ logic.
Export
Flagged cases exported as rich .rpf + JSON sidecar for immediate investigation in Studio or Forge.

Site selection & interconnection studies
Full-AC, planning-grade studies to evaluate candidate locations for new load and generation, clarify POI/POW constraints early, and move faster with defensible technical outputs.
Transmission and distribution site-selection analysis with full-AC power flow for interconnection and siting decisions.
Point-of-interconnection and point-of-withdrawal studies at planning-grade fidelity — aligned with the same physics engine as Sentinel and Forge.
Ready to close the physics gap?
Book a technical walkthrough with your team and real data. No sales pitch — just physics.
Request DemoNo-cost pilot available for qualified teams • Flexible commercial licensing