Daidra Studio · Cloud engineering platform

Engineering ideasinto working systems.

Model building systems, run engineering calculations, and generate technical reports in one connected cloud workspace.

PROJECT / BUILDING SYSTEMS
Campus North · Mechanical model
Level 01 · Mechanical planXY · 1:100 · mm
MECHANICAL PLAN · LEVEL 01Scale 1:100OFFICE 01MEETINGOPEN OFFICE4 8002 4007 200
Supply duct · 600 × 350
Plan3DSchedule

Conceptual product preview — interface and available tools may change.

One connected workflow

Stop rebuilding the same project in disconnected tools.

Daidra is designed so the model, engineering data, calculations, checks, and deliverables remain part of the same project context.

  1. 01

    Model

  2. 02

    Calculate

  3. 03

    Validate

  4. 04

    Report

The platform

A shared foundation for engineering work.

The base workspace keeps project information coherent. Specialist tools operate on that foundation when the work requires them.

Cloud-native workspace

Open projects without desktop installation and keep engineering context with the model.

BIM/CAD-style modelling

Build spatial and systems context in a shared 2D and 3D environment.

Connected project data

Reuse project geometry and engineering inputs across specialist workflows.

Engineering validation

Review calculation inputs, results, and issues before issuing work.

Technical reports

Move from checked results to structured project documentation.

Interoperability

Import and export project information as supported formats are added.

Planned commercial model

Specialist workflows, only when you need them.

Daidra Apps are being designed as focused calculation and documentation workflows. The intended model is pay-per-use, so a practice can activate specialist capability for the projects that require it.

Final app availability, scope, and pricing have not been announced.

01Heat LossPlanned
02Gas DesignPlanned
03HVACPlanned
04Electrical StudyPlanned
05SolarPlanned
06HydronicsPlanned
07EnergyPlanned
08ReportsPlanned

From project to deliverable

A workflow engineers can inspect.

  1. Step 1

    Create or import

    Establish project geometry and shared context.

  2. Step 2

    Add engineering data

    Define systems, properties, and design intent.

  3. Step 3

    Run a specialist app

    Use a focused workflow against project data.

  4. Step 4

    Review and validate

    Resolve warnings and retain calculation context.

  5. Step 5

    Generate a report

    Create a controlled technical deliverable.

Build tools on top of the Daidra model.

The long-term platform direction includes documented APIs and an SDK for engineering workflows that can read and extend shared project data.

SDK and public APIs · Upcoming

// Directional example — API not yet public

const project = await daidra.projects.open(id)

project.model.query({ system: "hvac" })

project.reports.create({ template: "design" })

Engineering quality

Trust needs an audit trail.

These are product principles guiding development. Specific verification and regulatory coverage will be documented as each workflow is released.

Transparent methods

Expose the methodology and references behind calculation outputs.

Versioned engines

Keep calculation engine versions identifiable in project deliverables.

Traceable decisions

Retain the inputs, checks, and project state behind issued work.

Engineer-controlled output

Support professional review before a report is treated as final.

DAIDRA · Engineering technology

Software first. Built with room to evolve.

Daidra Studio is the company’s first product. Daidra is focused on useful engineering software today, while the parent identity remains broad enough for future engineered systems.

Bring your engineering workflow into one workspace.

Start with Daidra Studio and follow the platform as new engineering workflows become available.