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Why us · earned diagnosis

We've watched this happen many times. We know how it ends.

We don't infer your problem from a sales script. We recognise it from pattern. 30 years of combined experience across Australia, New Zealand and beyond means we've diagnosed the same failure modes and friction patterns recurring across many manufacturers — and that's exactly why we can move fast.

30+
years combined experience
AU · NZ·& beyond
field, not theory
Same wall,
same fixes
pattern recognition
What the field taught us

How manufacturers fail and stall.

The specifics differ; the traps don't. These are the failure modes we've catalogued — the ones we recognise on sight, because we've fixed each of them before.

01
CAD that won't translate

Geometry lost or corrupted every time it crosses a system boundary.

02
Models too fragile to automate

Feature trees that break the moment a parameter moves.

03
A PDM no one trusts

So the real source of truth quietly moves back to someone's desktop.

04
Drawings made by hand

Hours of skilled time spent on work a rule could generate.

05
Automation projects that stall

Started on broken data, so they never reach the floor.

06
Records no one can find

Contracts, certs and specs scattered across drives in dead formats.

The team

Ty & Matt.

Two engineers who'd rather fix the problem than sell you a platform. We speak engineer and we treat you human — we'll remember how the knee surgery went, not just your CAD format.

T
Ty
Hands-on CAD engineering

Model remediation, rebuilds and design automation — the deep CAD work, done right the first time.

M
Matt
Data & workflow

Pipelines, PDM and the process mapping that gets a whole team pulling the same direction.

How we talk

Speaks engineer, treats you human, makes a hard problem feel handled.

Plain and concrete

No buzzword soup. Credible to a senior engineer, readable by a non-technical decision-maker.

Outcomes, not features

“Engineering changes that took 17 days now take 2” — not “we optimised your ECO workflow.”

Calm and in control

The tone of someone who has seen this mess a hundred times and isn't fazed by it.

Want to know which wall you're hitting?

We'll match your situation against the pattern and tell you plainly.

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