Ready-to-use automation tools
Fixed-price tools that run inside the SketchUp and AutoCAD your team already has. Install, activate and use them the same day. Each one began as a bottleneck in a real project.
Available and in early access
TrueSouth
SketchUp Available now
Pick the panels in your SketchUp model and get shading, hourly generation with P50 and P90, and a full loss breakdown, for the whole year or any period and hours, as a report you can hand to a client.
Solar Mount Builder
SketchUp Early access
Model a complete PV mounting table, with panels, purlins, rafters and legs, and export its steel bill of materials, cut list and concrete quantities. Built for fabricated steel, not proprietary racking.
Early-access pricing on request
STBL, Solar Table Layout
AutoCAD Early access
Fill any site with string-true tables, roads and a complete GA summary. The table size comes from your string length, so the layout is electrically correct before a line is drawn.
Early-access pricing on request
STRG, DC Stringing
AutoCAD Early access
Select your table layout and it draws the DC stringing: snake paths, terminals, home runs, string numbers and cable lengths, with a per-string cable schedule.
Early-access pricing on request
Coming soon
In development, and released once they are proven on real projects. Ask to be told when one is ready.
SLD
AutoCAD Coming soon
Draws single line diagrams from your system details, using your own symbols and sheet template.
AnyView 3D
SketchUp Coming soon
Exports a SketchUp model as an interactive 3D view that opens in any browser, so clients can look around the design without installing anything.
ShadowTrace
AutoCAD Coming soon
Shadow analysis inside AutoCAD: see how shadows from parapets, equipment and neighbouring structures fall across your layout.
ClearReport
Coming soon
Turns design data and raw reports into a clean, readable layout your client can follow.
Quick STAAD
SketchUp Coming soon
Sends a structure modelled in SketchUp to STAAD Pro for analysis, without rebuilding it.
Early access means the tool is working and in use, and we are still verifying parts of it, as each tool's page says plainly. Early users get it at a reduced price and shape what it does next.
Need something these don't do?
Every tool here can be adjusted to your standards, and bottlenecks that no fixed tool solves get a custom build. We study the problem first, and you approve a fixed scope and price before anything is built.
Which tool fits your work?
Tell us what you draw most often and we will point you to the right one, or show it running on your own project.