I don't have any questions per se but I was genuinely sorry when I heard TinkerCAD was shutting down. Very glad to know you guys have revived the project.
Could you elaborate on the HPC elements of what you're doing? I'm somewhat unfamiliar with the simulation/modeling tooling ecosystem (beyond a fuzzy "mix of computational geometry, physics and numerical computing probably happens here" view point).
What are some good starting points for understanding the landscape of such tools?
Context: I'm a few months away from rolling out (from my company, Wellposed) some pretty interesting HPC grade numerical computing products/tools and it seems like the simulation/modelling ecosystem might be one segment that might find my Wellposed tools intriguing.
The short answer is no, we only started selling the assets three weeks ago, a few months after announcing the shutdown.
The longer answer is that selling part of your business while continuing in a business that is in any way related is usually very challenging from a legal standpoint. The lawyers call it the "spaghetti effect", basically the IP tends to be really tangled. We had serendipitous developments a few weeks back in how Airstone is built which let us create a hermetic barrier between the Airstone and Tinkercad IP's. Before that happened we had no way of selling the IP without taking an unacceptable risk.
I'm a former paid user, cancelled when you announced and I started teaching myself competing software. I still get a "your account is suspended" instead of access under the free plan.