From your project idea
to a clearer plan.
On this page
Describe what you want to achieve. The private AI Project Engineer workspace brings requirements, preliminary component planning, project records and reviewed product options into one place.
Begin with a home upgrade, farm water supply, remote power need or business project. The new private review build supports saved accounts, load schedules, preliminary component arrangements and controlled project revisions. Live AI and subscription billing await connection and validation.
Support for different project conversations.
Buyer project
Explore renewable energy for a home, rural property, business or remote site. Record the outcome you need and prepare for supplier and installer discussions.
Explore an idea
Start with a question. Turn an early idea into a project objective, useful assumptions and a list of information still required.
Installer client project
The private professional mode connects site information, client proposals, product options and feedback. Installer client projects require an approved installer account.
Review an existing project
Reopen a saved project and review its component arrangement, questions and decisions. Professional project owners can authorise named participants to view, edit or review the saved record.
Describe. Review. Assess. Refine.
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Describe your project
Add the site, goals, equipment, energy needs, budget, timing and limitations. Optional browser-supported voice entry includes a transcript you can review before applying it.
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Check your information
Review and edit your description or transcript. Separate confirmed facts from estimates and unknowns.
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Begin the assessment
Carry your information into the workspace and prepare an initial project brief and preliminary concept.
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Answer the next questions
Resolve gaps such as location, water demand, operating hours or equipment compatibility before proceeding.
Keep the project information together.
The private workspace combines a project navigator, component board and AI assessment panel. A visible project ID, save status and drawing revision help everyone identify the version under discussion.
Project information, files & drawing versions
Record site conditions, existing equipment and requirements. Private PDF, PNG and JPEG uploads retain a file fingerprint and saved revision. Selected documents can be included in a consented AI assessment once the live provider is connected and validated. Public uploads require approved file-safety controls.
Components, products & compatibility
Connect proposed equipment to tagged drawing components, then compare model-specific specifications, evidence and compatibility. Unavailable items can be flagged for sourcing; unresolved selections must remain subject to review. Only eligible approved exact-model catalogue records can be shortlisted. Real RRE supplier data must be reviewed and imported before recommendations are available.
Questions, decisions & professional review
Keep missing information, assumptions, changes and client responses against the project. The revision-specific review record separates client acknowledgement from engineering review, certification and other required approvals.
Client proposals, records & authorised sharing
The private installer workflow connects site capture, a controlled preliminary proposal, questions, revisions and recorded professional review. Private record exports, browser printing and named-participant access are implemented; automated email delivery is not connected. Client acknowledgement does not make a preliminary design ready for construction.
Understand what is still to be confirmed.
For a bore pump and tank project, the workspace may need bore depth, water levels, daily water demand, pumping head, location and budget before useful equipment comparisons can begin.
The component arrangement and preliminary schedule connect solar generation, controls, storage, pump and supporting equipment. Product options show outstanding compatibility and professional-review questions, rather than treating a suggestion as approval.
The component board is a preliminary arrangement, without wiring or scaled dimensions. The controlled requirements register records reviewed authoritative references; discipline-specific drawings and project applicability require qualified validation. Final dimensions, design decisions and applicable requirements still need qualified assessment.
Free basic planning. Subscriptions for larger projects.
Basic planning workspace
Record requirements and electrical loads, review transparent arithmetic estimates, arrange tagged components, and save or reopen account-based project revisions. The earlier browser-local worksheet remains a separate test.
Go to planning support ↗Larger & professional projects
Larger designs, extensive documents, multiple sites, drawing interpretation, advanced product matching and collaboration require more data processing and storage. These services will require a subscription.
See the service scope ↗Prices, project limits and activation dates have not been published. No subscription checkout is active.