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Software for the workshop floor.

Two tools, each built for the shop it runs in. Omigami quotes sheet-metal work from the customer's own files. Nemesis plans production when most units are made for the first and the last time.

Omigami

From a bundle of files to a quote, in the browser.

1

Read the part

STEP models are parsed in the tab. DXF flats are cleaned and paired with their PDF sheets, and bends are read off the drawing's section views.

2

Check it on the machine

Every bend is checked against the shop's own press brake and tools, and the flat pattern is nested on the sheet with the grain in mind.

3

Price it honestly

Laser, countersinking, inserts, tapping and bending come from the geometry. What nobody has given a figure for is shown as unpriced — never guessed.

For the shop's own people. Omigami is a private tool: signing in needs an account made by the shop.

Nemesis

A live production schedule instead of a spreadsheet.

A

Machines in a queue

Machining and cutting run as one ordered lane per machine. Insert a job and everything after it moves, so the knock-on is visible at once.

B

People in pools

Assembly and fitting run many jobs at once. The question it answers is whether qualified hands cover the work at the same time.

C

Work sent out

Paint, NDT and other subcontracted steps are blocks of time with transport built in, held against the delivery date like the rest.

No project is delivered late, and the system suggests — the planner decides. Every fix is a proposal to apply or ignore. Nemesis runs on the shop's own network and has no public address.