The engineering execution layer for physical products.
State the objective. Supra plans, builds the geometry, simulates, wires the systems, and preps the release.
CAD. Simulation. DFM. BOM. Firmware. Docs. Email.
Hardware still ships through a maze.
Supra makes it one loop.
Point tools optimize one step. Supra owns the whole path — and every claim it makes is labeled estimated or validated.
Structural, thermal, and aero estimates before you cut metal — with honest confidence labels.
Load cases, fit, clearances, printability. Failures found in seconds and auto-fixed where it's safe.
Batteries, motors, harnesses, boards — routed, mapped, and sanity-checked inside the geometry.
Kinematics, actuation, range-of-motion and collision checks — for robots, rigs, and wearables.
Control code generated to match the hardware it moves — parameters linked to the geometry.
Trade studies, ranked branches, sensitivity insights — and the next physical test worth running.
Every check, method, assumption, and open risk on the record. Trust through visibility.
Supra remembers what the design must do. Constraints govern every change — no drift, no amnesia.
Not a chatbot in CAD. Not a prompt-to-mesh toy. A coordinated engineering system.
Prompt-to-parametric parts and assemblies. Templates, standard components, dimension-aware edits.
Printability, fit and clearance, assembly sanity, structural and thermal estimates — honestly labeled.
Manufacturing exports, BOMs, build guidance, revision notes. A design state you can hand off.
Motion sanity, actuator mapping, wiring guidance, firmware scaffolds — for products that move.
Commits, branches, reviews, releases — plus publish, fork, and remix for the community.
Branch a design into lighter, cheaper, stronger. Diff it in engineering terms — mass, clearance, printability, margin — not file bytes. Gate the merge on checks.
GitHub, for machines.
I built something real — and I barely knew CAD.
Three branches explored by lunch. We used to manage one a week.
We now review hardware changes the way we review code.
Target workflows — voices simulated from design intent.
Supra rolls out in waves through 2026 — additive-first parts, templates, checks, and release packs land first. Tell us what you're building.