APS Logic Free Research & Evaluation Program | APS Logic

What the Free Program is.

A controlled way to evaluate APS Logic directly on technical datasets prepared for the program, while keeping the protected APS Logic core separated from the public evaluation surface.

Research & Evaluation

Designed for experimentation.

Use APS Logic to explore system-state reading, convergence, critical conditions and resilience within a research or technological evaluation context.

Your Technical Data

Bring prepared, minimized data.

Upload a normalized JSON dataset prepared for the evaluation perimeter. The program is intended for technical observations, not uncontrolled raw-data collection.

Independent Comparison

Compare APS with reality.

Read the Safe Output and compare the APS result with the subsequent history of your own system. The evaluation remains bounded by the submitted data and declared context.

One engine. Multiple possible uses.

APS Logic reads dynamics, not sectors.

The Free Program is built around dynamic-state and resilience reading, but that does not necessarily define the full boundary of what APS Logic may be useful for.

Users determine the practical meaning of the APS reading by comparing it with evidence from their own system. The program does not prescribe a closed catalogue of uses in advance: relevant utility is recognized through evidence in the user's context.

How the Free evaluation works.

The path is intentionally simple and manual. No Free API is exposed.

1 · Prepare

Prepare your data

Prepare, minimize and normalize the technical observations you want APS Logic to evaluate.

2 · Register

Create a Free account

Register, verify your email and complete the required legal acceptance before activation.

3 · Upload

Upload the JSON dataset

Submit the prepared dataset manually through the protected web interface.

4 · Analyze

Run APS Logic

Start the analysis from the web interface within the Free Program limits.

5 · Read

Read the Safe Output

Review the controlled APS Logic result returned by the evaluation service.

6 · Compare

Compare it with your real system history

Use your own evidence and subsequent system history to judge what the APS result meant in practice.

Free Program limits.

The limits keep the program suitable for controlled research and technological evaluation rather than production use.

Daily

10 analyses per day

Each Free account can execute up to ten analyses in a day.

Monthly

30 analyses per month

The monthly Free allowance is limited to thirty analyses per account.

Dataset Size

Maximum 256 KB

Each submitted dataset may be no larger than 256 KB.

Observations

Maximum 128 observations

Each analysis may contain up to 128 observations.

Concurrency

One analysis at a time

Only one Free analysis may run concurrently for an account.

Interface

Web access only

Free use is manual through the web interface. A Free API is not available.

Program timeline.

The Free Research & Evaluation Program has a defined evaluation window and a controlled data lifecycle.

Until 31 March 2027

Free analyses available

Eligible Free accounts may execute new analyses through 31 March 2027, subject to program limits.

From 1 April 2027

Read-only phase

Free accounts become read-only and can no longer execute new analyses.

From 1 May 2027

Operational data deletion lifecycle

The deletion lifecycle begins for Free operational data of non-converted accounts, according to the applicable Privacy Notice.

Evaluation boundary.

The Free Program is for research, experimentation and technological evaluation. It is not a production service and does not provide a Free API.

The Free Program lets you observe APS Logic's dynamic reading capability. The proprietary core and internal engine components remain protected.

Results must be interpreted within the submitted dataset, available evidence and declared technical context. Participation does not imply access to formulas, thresholds, weights, source code, internal scoring or protected implementation logic.

Ready to see what APS Logic reads in your system?

Try APS Logic within the Free Program boundary and evaluate where its analytical reading provides practical value in your context.

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