Fictional engineer studying a drawing and steel sample. AI-generated editorial scene.

AI-native engineering and design

Keep design off
your critical path.

Send us the design or the decision, and the date. You get the package on that date, updated together through every change and checked by a named engineer.

Fixed fee. Agreed date. Named engineering review.

Bring us a design
See a change go through AI-generated editorial scene · fictional engineer

For equipment manufacturers & plant owners

Every order waits on
a design change somewhere.

A customer order needs a variant. Your own engineers are on the next project. A consultancy quote has its own lead time. The last accepted version is in someone’s inbox. Meanwhile the delivery date does not move.

Nordform takes one design change from request to reviewed record, so the order keeps moving and your engineers decide instead of redraw.

Pre-studies, for decisions before an investment

Explore the tank example

One change, connected geometry

A taller tank.
Follow the change.

Raise the shell from 12 to 15 metres. Two courses are added, and the roof moves with them.

Shell height
12 → 15 m
Shell courses
+2
Roof
Repositioned

Compare positions, clearance findings and route lengths in the interactive example.

Illustrative geometry · preliminary design, subject to engineering review.

Receive. Prepare.
Review. Record.

One change, start to finish. The same steps for a variant, an audit or a pre-study.

Illustrative steel sections showing material surfaces and profiles
AI-generated editorial image · material study
01

Receive. Bring what you have.

The existing drawings or model, the change you need, the deadline, and who on your side accepts the result. We agree the scope, the checks, the fixed fee and the date before work starts.

02

Prepare. AI prepares the revision; engineering tools check it.

The change is carried through the connected geometry, quantities and drawings. Permitted engineering tools calculate against the checks we agreed. Nothing here is a release.

03

Review. A named engineer decides what needs judgement.

What needs judgement comes back with the reasoning. Open items, assumptions and anything outside the agreed checks are listed, not hidden. You decide what follows.

04

Record. You receive the package and keep the record.

Drawings, model files, quantities, findings and the sign-off with its stated limitations. Every revision is kept with its source, so the next change starts from what was accepted, not from a re-explanation.

Fixed fee.
No change-order talks.

How every assignment runs, from a pre-study to a drawing set. AI collects, cleans and calculates; people set the criteria, review and decide.

01

No hourly billing.

The fee is agreed on the result before work starts. You know the cost in advance.

02

Changes within the brief are included.

No change orders within the brief and no extra-work negotiations. The work is finished to the point where you can decide.

03

You steer the content.

Priorities can change at short notice, when the site, the schedule or the question changes.

04

The work stays open.

You see unfinished work, the model and the sources throughout. No surprises in the final package.

05

One question, one date.

Every assignment is tied to an agreed decision or change and a delivery date. That frame keeps the fixed fee credible.

Your rules,
on every revision.

Your design basis and house rules do not live in people’s heads or in the last engineer’s folder.

They are kept with the design, versioned, and each entry is accepted by your named engineer. A check or a finding is evidence for your review. It is not compliance approval, and it is not a release.

Make your designs reusable

Quality, made visible

Know what
was checked.

Agree the checks before work starts. Receive the evidence with the design, so your team can review the result and see what was not assessed.

How the work is checked

The checks behind the design

Fictional controlled fire and blast scenario behind a steel partition at an outdoor test site.
Fire & explosion

What happens under fire or pressure?

Agree which fire, explosion and pressure scenarios the design must address, and the specialist assessment required.

Review scorecard Scope to agree

01 / Conditions

Fire & overpressure

Define the scenarios and exposure.

02 / Checks

Protection strategy

Agree methods and design criteria.

03 / Review

Specialist evidence

Record assumptions and open items.

AI-generated scenarios. Checks, standards and specialist involvement are agreed for each assignment.

AREA PLAN / EXAMPLE
TANK GENERAL ARRANGEMENTTank general arrangement from the public demoPRELIMINARY · EXAMPLE TK-101

See the handover

More than a model.
A basis for your next decision.

Open the tank demo’s drawings, quantities and source-linked findings. See what the design includes—and what still needs an answer.

  • Design drawings & model files
  • Quantities & design basis
  • Findings, assumptions & open items
Explore the sample package Illustrative pre-design. Invented site inputs. No engineering release.

Work where your engineers already work

Your design context.
In the conversation.

Connect Claude or another MCP client to inspect designs, checks and quantities, and prepare supported changes. Saving a change requires separate permission.

Connect your assistant

Keep related work connected

Know what changed.
Choose what follows.

Link designs through shared interfaces and saved source versions. Compare a newer source and choose when to follow it, with access to the source still required.

Explore connected designs
Eelon Lappalainen

30 minutes · Your first assignment

Talk it through with Eelon.

Bring a drawing, the change you need and your deadline. We’ll discuss the fit and the inputs needed to propose a scope, fixed fee and delivery date.

Eelon Lappalainen · Co-founder · D.Sc. (Tech.)
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