Draimo

Draimo for hardware makers and architects: sketch it, check the numbers, and see it finished

On a Draimo Ink page you can sketch a circuit, a bracket or a floor plan and ask Draimo to check the arithmetic, plot a curve, or draw a clean labelled diagram beside yours. Make it art renders the sketch as a crisp blueprint or a photoreal view, and SVG export takes your linework into vector and CAD tools that import SVG.

What you can do

  • Draimo Ink

    Check the numbers

    Write out a load, a resistor divider or a room area by hand and press Check: notes appear beside the line that is off, with maths typeset cleanly.

    Writing uses no credits; each read uses 15

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  • Draimo Ink

    Draw it cleanly

    Ask for a labelled diagram, a plot of an equation or a bar chart, and Draimo draws it on the page in exact vector strokes.

    Writing uses no credits; each read uses 15

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  • Make it art

    See it built

    Turn a floor plan or a product sketch into a blueprint, a clean flat render or a photoreal view, keeping your proportions.

    Paid plans

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  • SVG export

    Take it into your tools

    Export as SVG for Inkscape, Illustrator or Figma, or for CAD tools that import SVG, such as FreeCAD.

    Every plan

  • Agent Mode

    Research parts and codes

    Agent Mode reads current public sources, such as datasheets and building guidance, and cites each one so you can check it.

    Monthly and yearly plans

  • Animate it

    Show the client

    Animate a render into a short walk-past video, or build a simple app that shows the plan.

    Paid plans

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From a floor plan sketch to a client view

  1. 1

    Sketch the floor plan on a Draimo Ink page with room labels and dimensions.

  2. 2

    Write the area sums beside it and press Check.

  3. 3

    Make it art in Blueprint for the drawing set, then in Photo for the client.

  4. 4

    Export the linework as SVG for your drawing tools.

Try asking

Guides

Questions people ask

Is Draimo a CAD tool?
No. It is a thinking and checking surface: sketch, check, draw cleanly and visualise, then export SVG into the tools you use for precise drawings.
Can I trust the calculations?
Treat a check as a second pair of eyes, not a sign-off. It shows its working so you can follow it; anything structural or electrical that matters needs a qualified engineer.
Does it work with a stylus?
Yes. Pen pressure is read on devices that report it, and the stroke keeps its shape at any zoom.

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