Software built by people who have stood in the room the drawings describe.
We make the tools construction people reach for between the drawing and the install: schedule converters, code-basis calculators, and batch tools that take a whole feeder schedule at once. Every tool runs in your browser — no upload, no server holding your project — and shows its work, with the code section it stands on.
Every number is verified against a published source before it ships, every engine carries an automated test harness, and every result says plainly what it is: a typical approach for field use that a licensed engineer confirms. We would rather say less and be right. It is not what you do, but the way in which you do it.
Founded by a working electrician and BIM lead with two decades on mission-critical sites — data centers, where the schedule is measured in megawatts and a wrong wire size costs a week. The tools here are the ones we wanted on our own jobs.
The stag trippant is the emblem of the family names on the door. Crowned, walking, looking ahead — it stands for craft carried forward with care. You will find it on the site, the converter, and the cover sheet of every workbook we build.