Standalone browser tools for infrastructure and asset work, specified across four tracks. Every tool is a single-file client-side application — no backend, no database, no upload. Survey and project data stays in the browser.
Engineering work generates the same arithmetic and the same judgement calls repeatedly: converting between condition indices, ranking what to fix first, sizing an element against a code, checking whether a figure complies. Each entry below specifies one tool that does one of those jobs, tied to a named method or standard so the result can be defended in a review.
Search runs across all four tracks at once. Filter by status to see only what is built, or by technology to see where a capability — computer vision, IoT telemetry, a digital twin — applies across the practice. Every entry carries its own build specification; open Build spec on any card to see the method, stack and generation prompt.
Eleven tools are built and running — they carry a green Live badge, open in the browser, and compute from real engineering formulas with their assumptions and limits stated in each one.
The remaining entries are marked Concept. They are specifications at the scoping stage with no software behind them, published so the intended scope is visible and clients can say which tool they need next.