TFStudio is a desktop application for design, analysis and optimization of multilayer optical coatings — anti-reflection stacks, bandpass filters, mirrors.
It's free and open source (MIT license). Get the code, build it yourself, or help out — contributions are welcome.
Runs entirely in your browser — explore example designs and live spectra, no install.
Main window — Design Editor + Optical Evaluation, docked
One app for the whole job, from first idea to the deposition chamber.
Lay out a coating layer by layer, pick from a large material library, and set what you want it to do.
Let it tune the layers — or grow a whole design from scratch — to hit your goals.
Check performance and tolerance.
Simulate the real deposition and export files for your chamber's monitoring software.
From the current build. Pick a module on the left, click a shot to expand.
A few plain facts about the current build.
| Runs on | Windows. A desktop app — everything stays on your machine. |
| Works offline | No internet needed. |
| Languages | English and Russian. |
| Chamber export | Layer by layer curves can be exported in .res format that is accepted by spectrophotometer software. |
| License | Free and open source (MIT). |
TFStudio is free and open source, released under the MIT license. The full source is on GitHub — read it, build it, or send a pull request.
TFStudio is a young project, so bug reports and contributions are especially welcome — whether that's code, an issue, or an idea for what to build next. See the contribution guide to get started, or open an issue.