Simplifying engineering data with AI and twenty years in the field

AI-powered engineering tools. Built for a reason.

Upload a file, get a clean result back. No accounts, no clutter.

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PLM & Windchill job tracker

Job listings filtered by role, refreshed daily, flagged when the pay looks off, plus resources if you're weighing a PLM career.

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3D CAD Viewer

View an STL file in 3D, right in your browser. Nothing uploaded, ever.

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Drawing Data Parser

Automated parsing for drawing dimensions, GD&T, tolerances, and title block data.

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PDF tools

Merge, split, rotate, and password-protect PDFs. No account, no watermark, no sign-up.

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PDF redactor

Actually removes sensitive text and images, not just a black box. No account, no watermark.

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Offline PDF redactor

The only redactor here that works with your wifi off. Same real removal as the main tool.

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AI-powered · 3 free

Drawing revision comparator

Upload two drawing versions. See exactly what changed.

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BOM comparator

Upload two BOMs (CSV or Excel). See what parts changed.

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Barcode & QR tools

Generate, batch-print, or read barcodes and QR codes. Free, no accounts.

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Tolerance stack-up calculator

Worst-case and RSS results for a dimension chain, side by side.

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ISO 286 fit & tolerance lookup

Hole/shaft limits, deviations, and clearance/interference for any standard fit designation.

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Involute gear generator

Generate a standard gear tooth profile and watch two gears mesh at the correct ratio.

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Tap drill size chart

Metric, UNC, or UNF thread size in, correct tap drill out, at 75% engagement.

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More tools land here as they ship

Built this because most tools still solve it with manual data entry.

HM

I'm Hari Mathevan. I've spent twenty years building the enterprise CAD/PLM/MDM systems that manufacturers run on, the unglamorous, high-stakes work of making engineering data actually work at scale. These tools are a small piece of that same instinct: solve the tedious problem properly, instead of leaving it to manual work.

If your team is wrestling with the same thing, I'd genuinely like to hear about it. Let's talk.

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From the blog

Origin story

Why I built a free PDF merge tool

Every option I found wanted an account, a subscription, or slapped a watermark across the result. So I built one that doesn't.

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