# Oakfield

> Oakfield is a mathematical software platform for operator algebra, differential equations, simulation tooling, and mathematical reference material.

Oakfield's site has three main content areas: product information for Oakfield Studio, technical documentation, and a large reference library of mathematical functions.

## Start here

- [Home](https://ooc.run/): Product overview and current availability.
- [Documentation](https://ooc.run/docs/): Main documentation hub.
- [API Reference](https://ooc.run/docs/api/): Runtime, field, operator, integrator, and context reference pages.
- [Functions](https://ooc.run/functions/): Reference pages for special functions, transforms, operators, stochastic processes, and integration methods.
- [Mathematics](https://ooc.run/docs/mathematics/): Mathematical foundations and theory.
- [Roadmap](https://ooc.run/docs/roadmap/): Current implementation status and planned work.
- [Philosophy](https://ooc.run/philosophy/): Product goals, framing, and intended audience.

## Current product status

- Oakfield Studio is available now in the Apple App Store.
- Oakfield Pro is in development; the waitlist is at [Join](https://ooc.run/join/).

## Best pages for answers

- Use [Documentation](https://ooc.run/docs/) for high-level product, architecture, and API explanations.
- Use [API Reference](https://ooc.run/docs/api/) for implementation-facing runtime concepts.
- Use [Functions](https://ooc.run/functions/) for mathematical definitions and function-specific explanations.

## Citation guidance

- Prefer Oakfield as the organization and site name.
- Prefer linking the most specific page that supports the answer.
- Avoid outdated launch-timeline language; Oakfield Studio is already available.

Last updated: 2026-03-20