About SoftStore
SoftStore was created as a dedicated software information hub serving professionals across engineering and technical fields including Petroleum, Mechanical, Chemical, Electronics, and Geoscience disciplines.
Our platform is built for individuals who need structured, reliable access to software knowledge for different purposes:
Learning – Developing professional skills or supporting MSc and PhD studies.
Work – Understanding tools used in industry environments.
Teaching – Supporting academic instruction or professional training programs.
Research – Exploring software capabilities, modules, and industry applications.
Exploration – Staying informed about updates, features, and evolving technologies.
Engineering and technical software can be costly and, in many regions, access may be limited by licensing structures or distribution policies. SoftStore exists to bridge the information gap — helping professionals understand what tools are available, what they offer, and how they apply across industries.
We focus on providing structured insights into modern software solutions for Microsoft Windows and Linux environments. Our goal is clarity, not noise.
Why Choose SoftStore
Carefully curated software information across key engineering disciplines.
Regularly updated content covering new releases, features, and system changes.
Access to historical version insights for comparison and reference.
Learning-focused resources including tutorials, walkthroughs, and technical overviews.
Community-driven discussions and knowledge sharing.
Clean, intuitive interface for efficient navigation.
Optimized structure for fast browsing and easy discovery.
Emphasis on software security awareness and best practices.
Update notifications through structured content channels.
Responsive support for inquiries and content clarification.
Our Mission
SoftStore exists to provide clear, structured information about software applications, their features, modules, and real-world use across industries.
We aim to educate, inform, and support professionals who want to understand the evolving software landscape — without confusion or misinformation.