Engineering belongs
to everyone now.
Traditional CAD was built for a handful of professionals who spent years learning it. WebCad was built for everyone else. If you can describe what you need — you can build it.
Real people. Real parts.
WebCad lets you describe your invention in plain English, see it in 3D within seconds, and export a file ready for a manufacturer or 3D printer. No prior training whatsoever.
Describe the bracket, jig, fixture, or adapter. Get a STEP file in under 2 minutes. Send it to a local shop, print it, or order from an online manufacturer.
WebCad opens in a browser. No IT tickets, no license keys, no waiting. Students focus on engineering — loads, materials, constraints — not software menus.
Describe your hardware concept, run FEA to validate it holds, export to STEP. Prototype before you hire. Show the actual thing — not a slide about the thing.
WebCad is the missing piece between owning a printer and designing your own parts. Describe it, export it, print it. Clean geometry from the start — no STL drama.
WebCad is your fastest concept sketchpad. Validate ideas in 90 seconds before committing to a full parametric model. Quick FEA sanity check — then hand off to your main workflow.
isn't a tagline.
For 50 years, physical creation has been gated behind expensive software and years of training. The people with the best ideas — the inventor, the tradesperson, the maker — couldn't get their ideas into the world without hiring someone or spending years learning first.
That's the problem WebCad solves. Not "make CAD slightly easier." Eliminate the barrier entirely. If you can describe what you want to build, you can build it.
We're not competing with SolidWorks for their users. We're creating entirely new engineers who never existed before — because the tools to become one never existed before.
Billions of ideas. Almost
none of them get built.
The gap between "I have an idea" and "I built it" is almost entirely software friction. WebCad closes that gap.
Things people ask
before they try it.
Build something real.
Open a browser and start.
No install. No tutorial. Just open app.webcad.ca and describe what you want to build.