Engineering on Web
Design, simulate and analyse, right in your browser
engineeringonweb.com Industry Software / Manufacturing & Industrial
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- Free
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- Launched
- 23d ago
- 2026-10-23 · Est.
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Launches, search & content, referrals, promotionsLaunched on Product HuntLaunch
Free CAD, FEA and SPC tools that run in your browser
Nov 3 · 12d agoLaunch page
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Engineering on Web — Design parts in CAD, simulate them with FEA and analyze production data, free in your browser.
Oct 23 · 23d agoLaunch page
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- Engineering on Web runs entirely in the browser: no install and no account. CAD is a parametric 3D modeler with sketches, assemblies and drawings that exports STL, STEP, IGES and DXF, with an AI assistant that models by text or voice. FEA simulates structural, thermal, fluid and electromagnetic problems with WebAssembly and WebGPU solvers. Analysis covers SPC charts, process capability and design of experiments. Everything computes on your own computer, free, in 10 languages.
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Trial: None · Observed 2026-11-08 · Source page
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- What is Engineering on Web and what platforms does it support?
- Engineering on Web is catalogued under Manufacturing & Industrial: Design, simulate and analyse, right in your browser. Supported platforms: Web.
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