Everything in the workspace
Six modules sharing one context: the same materials data, the same citation discipline, the same refusal to hand you a confident answer with nothing behind it.
AI materials chat
A materials-science assistant that queries open databases mid-answer and cites what it used. Metallurgy, degradation, joining, failure analysis.
02 / SelectMaterial selector
Requirements in, ranked shortlist out — with property ranges, trade-offs, processing routes and joining guidance for each candidate.
03 / CreateMaterial creator
Proposed compositions for materials that do not exist yet, with candidate structure, structure–property rationale and a synthesis route to test.
04 / KnowKnowledge base
118 elements, 37 engineering materials, 5 material classes and 7 crystal systems — public and free.
05 / ProjectProjects
Collect conversations and results into projects, tag them, and follow a tag to everything else that touched the same material.
06 / ReportReport generator
Turn a finished project into the written record — objective, method, results, conclusions — drafted from the work you already did.
What runs underneath all six
Sourced answers
Every module names the database, paper or dataset behind a number, and marks general knowledge as needing verification.
Saved history and exports
Results are saved to your account and export cleanly into a report or a spreadsheet for a design review.
One workspace, one thread
A question, the shortlist it led to and the report that came out of it stay linked — six months later the reasoning is still there.
Literature reach
OpenAlex and arXiv are queried alongside the structure databases, so a claim traces to a DOI rather than to a vibe.
Put an engineer's AI on the problem
Free plan, no card required. 20 AI requests a month, and the whole knowledge base stays open to everyone.