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Print it, cut it, build it.

Tell the agent what you want to make. It models it as code, checks that it prints, fits and holds, and gives you the print files, the cut sheets, the parts list and the instructions. You change what you like by hand, and the code follows.

A desk lamp from a one-paragraph brief: printed in PETG, its arm through its range with every joint checked for collisions.
Before you print

It prints the first time.

The checks a failed print teaches you, done before the printer starts, and each answered with the place on the part and the line of code that made it.

Printability

Overhangs, bridges, thin walls and bed fit in the orientation the part prints in, and the orientation that needs the least support.

Fits and screws

Clearance per side for every hole on its shaft, and every screw checked: what it threads into, the wall around it, and whether a screwdriver reaches it.

Moves and holds

Every joint through its range without a collision, mass as printed with infill, and the servo's torque against what the arm has to hold.

Your hands on it too

Click, sketch, drag. It all becomes code.

You do not have to describe everything in words. Work on the model in the app the way you would in any CAD, and the agent sees exactly what you did.

Sketch on a face

Rectangles, circles and polygons snapped to the face's edges and holes, extruded or cut.

Fillets by hand

Pick the edges and a radius. The line is written into the part's code.

Sliders

Drag a size and the part rebuilds; the number is written back to the file.

A photo from your phone

A sketch on paper or the thing it must fit, sent to the agent with a QR code.

Examples

Brief in, files out.

Each starts from the brief as it was typed. The renders, drawings and checks are from the run itself, and its files are yours to download.

Six of the runs, each with its brief, checks and files.

See all the examples
What you get

Everything to build it on the bench.

Print packs with every part in its orientation, laser and router sheets, a bill of materials with the screws the model needs, and instructions a step per page.

What it does for you

The tools a maker reaches for.

The tools from the whole package that matter on a workbench. Tap one to read what it does.

Building a robot? See Research. Need calculations to a standard? See Professional.

Early access

Make your next project with an agent.

We are letting in a few makers first. Join the list and we will write when there is a build to try.