AIM Works reads your whole project and flags what doesn't reconcile — a zone Voz that exceeds the AHU's outside-air design, a sensible load that doesn't square with the supply CFM — before it becomes a red-line or an RFI.
Design Review is the flagship: a deterministic QA pass narrated in plain language — the checks are computed, not guessed, so the AI explains each finding rather than inventing one. It drafts too, and you approve every change; it won't stamp your work or replace your judgment. Office, lab, hospital, data center, district plant — one tool.
Outputs are advisory — a design starting point, not a final design. Every project must be reviewed and stamped by a licensed PE before construction.
Most mechanical design software locks you into someone else's workflow — fixed steps, fixed building types, fixed deliverables. AIM Works inverts that. You pick the scope: all 94 mechanical modules in the catalog are live and selectable — every one labeled validated, advisory, or reference, with its method and limitations disclosed. Any combination, your shape. Add or remove whole design phases per project. The AI co-pilot fills in the rest.
The differentiators built into every project — not bolt-on features.
Other tools assume "office building" or "school." AIM Works doesn't. Whether you specialize in healthcare plants, pharma cleanrooms, district heating, food processing, or just want a load-calc tool that respects your firm's design standards — pick your modules, build your template, run it.
Browser-based. Self-serve signup. Real engineer support — built and supported by a practicing MEP engineer, not a sales team.
From "blank project" to a coordinated design package — adapts to whatever you're actually designing.
Free calculators are always free. The full design assistant starts with a 14-day trial — no credit card. Less than one billable hour per week.
No account required. Every calculator runs entirely in your browser.