

I built a browser-based wing designer CAD tool - what do you think?
Hi everyone!
Designing a race car rear wing is always a complex process. To make it a little bit more fluent I built a web application where you can design motorsport rear wings and then download it for free as a .step or .stl file. It has option of multi element (up to 3) design which I’m sure will be helpful for our community. Beside that website has:
- Built-in airfoil library (but you can also import a custom airfoil shape)
- Parametric setup (chord, span, AoA, endplates)
- Multi-element wing designer (up to 3 elements) - gap/overlap setup
- Modifiers (Curvature & Variable AoA - different AoA on the wing tips vs its core)
- Export 3D files in .STEP & .STL format (for free)
- Possibility to save your projects and airfoil profiles for further work.
There's also a simulation tool based on XFOIL - that outputs crucial information on your design (CL, CD, L/D, stall margin). Additionally, it gives a proper PDF report with more in-depth analysis (Cp distribution, Pressure vectors, Transition location, Boundary-layer health & Separation bubbles). It's not for free since it consumes a bit of CPU but everyone gets free tokens to try it out. All the other features remain FREE.
You can try it out here: https://www.aerodesignstudio.com/
If you have trouble using these features, you can watch this video which covers what's new and how to use it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxLITPJSy78
Looking forward to your feedback, especially from anyone actively doing aero work. If your team is interested in doing more simulations please let me know, I can grant extra tokens.