Cheaper than the hours it gives back
One reconstructed general arrangement pays for a seat. Everything after that is margin — yours.
Drafting Seat
For the naval architect who wants the hours back.
- Unlimited reconstruction runs
- DXF + plotted PDF output
- Full QA gate with audit report
- Aries or your own title block
- Email support
Design Office
Most chosenFor teams running several drawings a week.
- Everything in Drafting Seat
- 10 seats included
- Shared drawing-standards library
- Priority queue for large sheets
- Review-workflow export
- A direct line to the drawing office
Enterprise
For groups with their own standards and their own rules.
- Runs inside your own network
- Your layer conventions and title blocks
- Custom sheet sizes and frames
- Single sign-on and a full audit trail
- Dedicated success engineer
All plans: the QA gate and its report are never paywalled
Is the output really editable CAD?
Yes. You get a standards-compliant DXF (AC1024) — real entities on real layers, not an embedded picture. Open it in AutoCAD, BricsCAD, ZWCAD or anything that reads DXF.
What does “dimensions cannot lie” mean in practice?
Every dimension on the sheet reports what the geometry actually measures. A read-only audit compares measured against displayed values before delivery, and the report ships with the file.
Does it replace my drafting team?
No — it replaces the hours your team spends on reconstruction and first-pass layouts, so reviewers spend their red pens on design decisions instead of transcription errors.
What does it not do?
It does not check scantlings, stability, or class compliance, and it says so on every output. Arrangement and documentation only — engineering judgement stays with your engineers.
Can it learn our drawing standards?
Yes. Design Office and Enterprise plans load your layer conventions, title blocks and text standards, so output arrives already dressed in your house style.