See what becomes possible.
These are working examples. Each one takes something a business explains over and over and turns it into a tool a customer or a team member can just use. They are built to be customized and branded for a specific business. Try one to get a feel for what's possible, or talk to us about one built around yours.
Strut Channel Support Configurator
The spec a buyer fumbles before calling a distributor: which channel, what gauge, which finish, will it hold the load over the span. This walks them through it, runs a span-and-load sanity check, and builds a parts list they can hand you as a quote-ready request. Built to be branded with your product series and load tables.
Open the tool →Can Your Panel Handle an EV Charger?
The question homeowners ask online before they ever call an electrician, answered on the page. A plain-English risk readout, a permit checklist, and a summary the homeowner hands you as a qualified, photo-ready lead. Built to be branded for an electrical business.
Open the tool →Home Elevator Scope Builder
The pre-quote mess homeowners do not know how to separate: elevator equipment, install labor, framing, electrical, permits, finish repair, and maintenance. This turns the job into a clear planning brief with unknowns, hidden-scope flags, installer questions, and a copyable summary.
Open the tool →Cable Tray Bonding Jumper Calculator
The kind of spec question your inside sales team answers on the phone ten times a week, turned into a page a customer can use on their own. Fewer interruptions for your team, a faster answer for your buyer, and your name on the tool they used to get it.
Open the tool →Modular Rack Configurator
The complex industrial product a buyer can't spec from a static PDF, turned into a guided flow: application, duty, dimensions, finish, and mounting become a live rack drawing, a configuration code, engineering review flags, and a quote-ready summary. Built to be branded with your product series and load tables.
Open the tool →Clamp Finder
The buyer who needs a clamp but doesn't know what it's called. Three plain-language paths turn the application into ranked family recommendations with reasons, tradeoffs, and a summary a product specialist can act on. Built to be branded with your catalog, part numbers, and product photos.
Open the tool →Catering Planner for 40+ Guests
Catering sites make the buyer reverse-engineer an order from a menu. This flips it: start with the event, and a headcount becomes a recommended menu style, an illustrative cost range, dietary coverage, logistics flags, and a copy-ready request the caterer can quote fast. Built to be branded with your real menu, minimums, and pricing.
Open the tool →Move Path Finder
Portals show listings to people who haven’t decided what kind of move makes sense. This decides that first: sell-ready, prep-first, sell-then-buy, buy-first planning, stay and renovate, budget reality check, or wait. The visitor leaves with a Move Fit Brief; the agent receives decision context instead of a cold name and number. Built to be branded for an agent, team, or brokerage.
Open the tool →Equipment Hauling Fit Advisor
Tow rating is the number everyone quotes at the counter. Trailer payload, the truck's payload sticker, tongue weight, hitch rating, and GCWR are the numbers that bite. The buyer reads the values off their own machine spec sheet, trailer VIN plate, and door jamb sticker, and the tool shows where the setup is working hardest, flags where a rating appears exceeded, and screens the federal CDL thresholds in 49 CFR 383.91 without ruling on them. Output is a Haul Setup Brief for a dealer, rental yard, or upfitter. Built to be branded for a trailer or equipment dealer, rental company, or truck sales team.
Open the tool →Want a tool like this built around your business?
Every tool here is yours to try. Want one branded for your business, with the lead routed to you? Tell us the question your buyers keep asking.