Store
Arctic Codex now has two clear public lanes: the flagship UPE evaluation and licensing path, plus small self-serve utilities for practical browser workflows. These products are already live and supported here.
Store lanes
Flagship: UPE
Deterministic native simulation runtime for rollback, replay, snapshots, hashing, and auditable integration.
Browser utilities
Low-friction local tools for research, docs, and tab-heavy workflows that benefit from a clear one-time purchase path.
Bundles / future products
Additional utilities can be grouped here later once they have a real install, support, and packaging surface.
Flagship: Unified Physics Engine (UPE)
MATCH=true hash=0x64D24F0A3FB9921E replay / snapshot / determinism
Outcome: Native deterministic simulation with replay, snapshots, hashing, and a proof-driven integration story.
Best for: technical teams evaluating rollback-capable or auditable physics and simulation systems.
Price path: standard commercial checkout is available, with custom terms handled directly when needed.
Browser utilities
web2txt-output.txt ⢠page title ⢠source URL ⢠readable text export
Web2TXT
Outcome: Export readable text from every eligible tab in the current Chrome window into one local `.txt` file.
Best for: Research capture, AI prompt prep, archiving, and source gathering.
Instant next step: buy now, install in minutes, and use the support/order links if you ever need them later.
page scan ā dedupe links ā preview results ā open capped tab set
All Tabs Open
Outcome: Scan the current page, filter useful links, preview the results, and open a controlled tab set.
Best for: Wiki exploration, documentation reading, topic mapping, and same-domain audits.
Instant next step: buy now, install in minutes, and use the support/order links if you ever need them later.
Orders, docs, and support
Self-serve buyers should not have to guess the next step. Every live tool links back to install guidance, changelogs, support, and order recovery.
Bundles / future products
Future products can be added here once they have the same minimum standard: clear outcome, price, install/support path, and honest buyer-facing scope.