The AI CAD workspace for hardware teams
The AI Mechanical Engineer
Adam is your AI mechanical engineer for CAD: create and edit models, prepare drawings, and work with your existing engineering tools.
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Backed by Y Combinator
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Works in every major CAD
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SOC 2 Type I approved
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Built for engineering workflows
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Built for engineering in the real world
Built for engineering in the real world
Each part below came out of one job. Pick a part to see the job behind it.
01 · Prompt to CAD
Generate designs from scratch
Prompt to CAD. Say anything and it generates.
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Built for engineering in the real world
Built for engineering in the real world
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Built for engineering in the real world
Built for engineering in the real world
Works inside your workspace
Adam plugs into the tools you already use. No setup, no migration.
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Connect your CAD and your PLM. Adam reads your geometry, BOMs, drawings, and revisions in real time, one connected graph, no exported copies.
Explore CAD workflows for Onshape, Autodesk Fusion, and SOLIDWORKS.
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Adam reads your assembly and PLM, and keeps the BOM in sync as the model changes, flagging part-number, quantity, and revision mismatches.
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Simulation runs start from the current revision, and their results stay linked to the part they tested.
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Specs, test reports and requirements stay linked to the part they describe.
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Message Adam from wherever you already work: Slack, Teams or email.
Your data stays in your control
SOC 2 Type I approved. Data stays private on enterprise plans.
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SOC 2
We’re SOC 2 Type I approved, and data stays private on enterprise plans.
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Encryption everywhere
TLS 1.2+ for data in transit and AES-256 at rest, across the database, file storage, and backups.
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Isolated infrastructure
Agent work runs in per-user sandboxes that are stopped after inactivity and rebuilt on demand.
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Never used for training
Model inputs are not used for training under our providers’ commercial terms.
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Blog
Blog
Notes on AI CAD from the team building Adam.
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BlogMay 24, 2026
The Bitter Lesson of AI CAD
Two tools. Code generation and view screenshot. That’s all you need to make AI CAD work, because the models can see now.
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ResearchMay 24, 2026
Things we're exploring
Research notes on model-based design, CAD automation, and mechanical reasoning.
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ProductMay 24, 2026
How we improved the slider experience in Adam
How Adam improved slider controls for parametric design and precise CAD iteration.
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Frequently asked questions
Adam edits through your CAD file the way a careful teammate would, adjusting a dimension, adding a feature, or mating a component while respecting the existing history and references. It regenerates the model, shows you which downstream features and BOM lines changed, and flags any edit that would break a parent-child relationship instead of forcing a rebuild.
Adam connects to your tools through authenticated access. Model inputs are not used for training under our providers’ commercial terms. See our security page for current controls and our Trust & Compliance page for details.
No. Adam is designed to work across the tools you already use. You do not need to move your team into a new project management system to get value.
Yes. Adam can prepare emails, calendar holds, document edits, summaries, and research notes, then pause for approval. You stay in control of what gets sent, changed, or shared.
Adam is designed around the places hardware work already lives: Onshape, Gmail, Calendar, Notion, Drive, Sheets, Slack, Messages, GitHub, Linear, and the web. If a tool you rely on is missing, tell us.
Free is for trying Adam on lighter tasks. Pro fits most individual engineers, and Max is for heavy daily workloads.