AltoDocsMathCanvas, sheets, Python, markup, CAD — embedded in the document itself, not juggled between apps. The automation modules fill it for you: loads, member analysis, SBi 271, and best-practice blocks.
Write the engineering narrative around unit-aware variables, equations, tables, and reusable checks. When an input changes, dependent results change with it.
Open and edit engineering workbooks inside the document, then place the calculation output beside the narrative that explains it.
Embedded Python, notebook-style — script against your document’s variables and data, and keep the output beside the code that produced it.
Open technical drawings and structural models beside the document. Add vector markups, dimensions, and calculation-linked notes without flattening the source.
A real 2D CAD engine inside the workspace — draw details and drawing sheets to the same standard as the rest of the deliverable, and issue them together.
Everyone edits the same document at the same time — live selections, shared state, no file versions to merge. Built for engineering content, not just text.
Anchor comments to the exact calculation or drawing, resolve them where they were raised, and preserve the revision context behind the issued result.
A dedicated QA module is on the roadmap: systematic checks, sign-off, and the documentation trail a verified deliverable deserves.
Define loads from presets instead of empty spreadsheets: wind and snow zones, imposed loads, and automated load combinations that follow the rules for you.
Run the verification where you write: beams, frames, columns, stringers, walls, and foundations — the results land in the document beside the loads that produced them.
SBi 271 presets, templates, and STR logic generate the structural documentation Danish projects require — cutting a week of documentation work down to an hour.
Save any section — the text, the MathCanvas calculations, a sheet, a figure — as a best-practice block, then call it into any report. Your office’s best work becomes a building block everyone can use.