See the whole project.
Parts, assemblies, drawings, tests, and decisions linked in a navigable view.
A better way
to pass it on.
CADCrawl turns CAD folders, drawings, notes, tests, and design decisions into an explorable project map. Give the next person the context behind the files.
Start with a part.
Understand the project.
Explore how the parts, files, decisions, and risks of one project connect. Drag the objects and ask a question.
Drone payload mount
Parts, files, and decisions in one place.
Concept preview with fictional project data. We’re building pilot rooms with engineering teams.
A folder is not
a handoff.
Design bureaus deliver models and drawings. The decisions, constraints, test results, and open questions behind them rarely travel together.
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A client needs to understand what changed and why.
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A new engineer needs the right revision and the constraints around it.
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An external team needs a clear starting point instead of another context call.
Your files in.
Clarity out.
CADCrawl is a project handoff space. It organizes the material you already have into a room that another engineer or client can actually navigate.
What you share
The real project folder.
- CAD parts & assemblies
- STEP exports & drawings
- Test results & notes
- Decisions in docs or messages
What they open
One technical room.
- A plain-English project overview
- Connected parts, files & evidence
- Decisions, risks & open questions
- Answers with the sources attached
From file dump
to project map.
One place to follow the engineering story: what exists, how it connects, and what still needs attention.
Find what matters.
Important files and their context appear together, so the next person knows where to begin.
Pass on the why.
Keep decisions and unresolved risks close to the design they affect.
For teams who design
for other people.
Engineering design bureaus, mechanical design studios, R&D teams, and CAD contractors: make your work easier to review, hand over, and pick up again.
Client handoffDesign reviewContractor onboardingProject continuity
One project.
A shared understanding.
We’re shaping the first rooms with design teams. Start with one project and one handoff that needs to go better.
Share the project
Bring a folder, STEP exports, drawings, notes, screenshots, or viewer links.
Map the context
We connect key objects with files, decisions, risks, and unanswered questions.
Pass it on
Give the next person a room built around the questions they actually have.
One room.
Everything you need.
No feature maze. We scope each pilot around one real engineering project and the handoff you need to make.
All features, one plan.
Contact usProject overview
Interactive object map
Key files & revision context
Design decisions
Risks & open questions
Evidence-backed Q&A
Handoff brief
Room for client or team review
Tell us about the project, who will use the room, and the handoff that matters.
Good questions.
The practical details behind the pilot.
Is CADCrawl a CAD viewer or a PLM?
Neither. A viewer shows geometry; PLM manages formal engineering processes. CADCrawl connects project files with the decisions, evidence, and context someone needs to understand them.
Do we need to share native CAD files?
Not necessarily. A pilot can start from STEP exports, PDF drawings, screenshots, notes, and links to viewers you already use. We’ll agree on the input before any project is shared.
Who is this for?
Engineering design bureaus, mechanical design teams, R&D groups, and CAD contractors who need to hand a complex project to a client, another team, or a new engineer.
Is the demo a live customer project?
No. The demo is an interactive concept with fictional project data. We’re using pilots to shape the first real technical rooms.
How do we start a pilot?
Copy our sales email and tell us what project you need to hand over, who needs to understand it, and what is currently hard to explain. We’ll discuss a suitable scope with you.
Make the next
handoff clear.
Run an engineering design bureau or work on CAD-heavy projects? Tell us what your team needs to hand over.