Applies to AnyLogic Cloud 2.5.6. Last modified on August 21, 2025.

The title screen opens when you log in to AnyLogic Cloud. From there, you can access the two main screens of AnyLogic Cloud: My models and Public models. The user menu is available there, and you can also search for a specific model using the Search models… field.

The My models screen displays the models that you have uploaded, copied from public models, or created in the web model editor. Private Cloud administrators can see all the models in the instance.

At the top of the page, the two buttons are available:

• New model — Open the Create new model dialog. Enter the name of the new model and click Create to start editing it in the web model editor.
• Open editor — Open the AnyLogic model editor. Previously opened models will be available in the Project view, where you can also create a new model.

The main part of the screen shows the models in the table view. The table consists of the following columns:

• Name — The thumbnail, the name of the model, the  Open experiments and  Delete buttons.
  To open the experiment screen of a model, click its name or the  Open experiments button. The screen will open on the most recent experiment.
  If you are a model developer, you can open the model in the web editor. Hover over the model’s row, and click the Edit button that appears to the right. The latest model version will open for editing.
  To delete the model, click the  Delete button.
• Modified — The date and time the model was last modified.
• Access — The model’s level of accessibility:  private or  public.
• Developers — The developers of the model, shown by their profile picture thumbnails.
  Hover over a thumbnail to see the name of the developer.
  To open their profile page, click the thumbnail.
• Runs — The number of times this model has been run.
•  — The number of likes this model has received.

The table has no height limit and can display all eligible models at the same time.

• To sort the table by Name, time the models were Modified, number of Runs, or number of Likes, click the corresponding column name.
  The first click sorts by the values in the ascending order, and the second click sorts in the descending order.
• To filter the table according to some search criteria, use the search bar at the top of the page.

The Public models screen shows all models listed as public by AnyLogic Cloud users.

By default, the Selected Models category is displayed.

To filter the model list by category, select a category from the list on the left. To order the list of models in a category other than Selected Models, click any of the Order By controls at the top of the screen: Likes (by number of likes, in descending order), Runs (by number of runs, in descending order), Date (by date and time the model was modified, from the most recent to oldest), or Name (in alphabetical order).

To display detailed information about a model, hover over its tile. To open the model screen with the model metadata, click the model’s tile.

Additional controls are available when hovering over a tile:

• To like a model, click at the bottom of the model tile.
• To get the HTML code of a model to embed a model on your website, click at the bottom of the model tile.
  In the dialog that appears, you will see the code for embedding. Click Copy to copy the code to the clipboard.
• If you are a developer of a public model or a Private Cloud instance administrator, you have access to additional functions:
  • To open the model screen containing the information about the model versions, click Edit at the bottom of the model tile.
  • To delete the model, click at the bottom of the model tile, then confirm the action in the subsequent dialog.

To look for a specific model, use the search box available in the main toolbar of AnyLogic Cloud:

AnyLogic Cloud performs a lookup in model names and models’ meta information (such as description, author name, and so on) and displays the found models.

It is possible to search for models by specific criteria first, then perform additional filtering by category on the resulting output.

• Searches are independent for My models and Public models.
• In Public models, the search depends on the currently active category:
  • All models — The search is performed across all public models. The results are displayed in a single section.
  • Selected models — The screen switches to the All models category and searches across all public models.
  • For any other category, the search first occurs within the selected category, and then across all other categories (excluding the selected one). The results are displayed in two sections: one with the category name and the other named Models From Other Categories. If a section has no results, it is not displayed.
    Sorting is applied independently to each section. However, the sorting controls are only available above the first section. If all sections are empty, a message will appear instead of results.

To search for models created by a specific user

1. Open the needed user’s profile page.
2. Click Public models by user.

The Public models screen will open up, showing the models created by the selected user. You can now browse through categories or supply an additional search request to narrow down the results.

To search for models by tag, simulation method, or application area

1. Open the General tab of the model screen for the needed model.
2. Click the needed tag, simulation method, or application area name.

The Public models screen will open up, showing the models filtered by your command. You can now browse through categories or supply an additional search request to narrow down the results.

It is possible to search for models with URLs composed for specific cases. Such URL will have the following format:

https://<Cloud instance URL>/models?public=<boolean>&customSearchType=<filter>&customSearchData=<value>

As you can see, the pattern is pretty simple:

• In <boolean>, set public to true if you want to search through publicly available models, or to false if you are only interested in models where you have user or developer permissions.
• In <filter>, specify which filtering criterion you want to use. Possible values are:
  • AREA — find models by Application area
  • METHOD — find models by Simulation methods
  • TAG — find models by tag
  • USER — find models by a user associated with them. Requires the user’s ID. You can find it in the URL of their profile page.
• In <value>, specify the value you want to search for.

Example requests

Simply copy any of these URLs and try opening them in your browser:

Find all public models by AnyLogic

https://cloud.anylogic.com/models?public=true&customSearchType=USER&customSearchData=190508a9-73be-4c97-8ff8-8f8b7298f739

Find all public models having the "supply chain" tag

https://cloud.anylogic.com/models?public=true&customSearchType=TAG&customSearchData=supply chain

Find all my "discrete event" models

https://cloud.anylogic.com/models?public=false&customSearchType=METHOD&customSearchData=Discrete%20Event

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