Lay out equipment, route conduit, visualize clearances, and generate prints & BOMs — all in your browser. Built for electricians, by an electrician.
Every panel set in the wrong spot is a day your crew loses moving it. Every conduit crossover is wire you didn't have to buy. Here's what planning first actually saves you.
Construction schedules are tight — there's no day to spare for a do-over. A panel relocation pushes drywall, pushes inspection, pushes every trade behind you on the critical path. Plan first, hit the handoff.
Catch clearance violations and tight fits in the model — not after the lugs are torqued. Set every panel where it belongs the first time, before the unistrut goes up.
Electricians work in pairs. A 16-hour redo (two journeymen, a full day each) is thousands of dollars off your margin. Two redos on a $40K job and the profit is gone. Plan once. Install once. Bill the time once.
Test five layouts in five minutes. Find the route that avoids conduit crossovers and trims dozens of feet off your homeruns — copper and labor saved at the same time.
Plans get drawn before submittals exist. The 800A switchboard that fits on paper shows up 4 inches wider. Verify the gear actually fits before the truck rolls.
Electricians picture the room — not the floor plan. Skip the CAD training, the layer panels, the command line. Drag a panel, drop it on a wall, see it. That's the whole interface.
Print the new layout, hand it to the engineer. "Here's what doesn't fit. Here's what does." A picture resolves in 90 seconds what an email thread can't in three days.
Walk apprentices through a finished room before the gear shows up. Print field measurements for them to replicate exactly. Cheaper than the third install, faster than the textbook.
No CAD license. No training course. Open it, build the room, hand the prints to the foreman.
Panels, transformers, switchboards, meters, disconnects, FACP, racks, outlets, junction boxes, solar gear, batteries, unistrut — snap to walls with knockouts that track conduit fill.
EMT, Flex, Sealtight, PVC, IMC, RMC. Route between knockouts with automatic bend tracking. Tag circuits, group runs.
Visual hints help you plan around common clearance scenarios as you place equipment. Codes vary by jurisdiction and change over time — always verify with your local AHJ before installing.
Wall elevations. Plan views in four orientations. Letter or 11×17. PDF or paper.
Generated from the model. Conduit footage by type and size. Equipment counts. Hand it to procurement.
Pinned barrier points. WebM video flythrough export. PNG snapshots. Whatever your client asked for.
Width, depth, height. Door wall and swing. Plywood backing. Done in 30 seconds.
Drag panels and gear to the walls. Drop in knockouts. Code clearances drawn live.
Connect equipment with conduit. Generate elevations and plan views. Send to the field.
Free forever for small jobs. Pay when you grow.
Larger crews / multi-seat plans — get in touch.