Frame the problem
Separate requirements, assumptions, unknowns, and service conditions.
One platform for mechanical engineering work
Howard connects requirements, design options, calculations, sources, and test evidence from brief to revision.
Across the development cycle
Turn a loose brief into requirements, architecture options, kill criteria, and first-order checks.
Challenge thermal, structural, material, sealing, joint, and manufacturing assumptions.
Turn measurements and failures into updated assumptions, calculations, and priorities.
Engineering coverage
Separate requirements, assumptions, unknowns, and service conditions.
See viable options, load paths, tradeoffs, and kill criteria.
Screen thermal paths, structure, joints, fits, altitude, drop, and expansion.
Compare reviewed grades, conditions, curves, compatibility, and process fit.
Find process risks, assembly constraints, and contamination paths.
Turn the uncertainty that matters into a measurement and pass/fail criterion.
See the source, input, unit, and condition behind supported numbers.
Check assumptions and limits before carrying a result into the design.
Howard says when the evidence or inputs are not strong enough to answer.
How teams use it
Ask Howard directly in chat, or reach the same engineering functions from your own tools over an API.
Howard reasons about the decision. It does not hold your geometry, your analysis runs, or your released records — those systems stay the system of record, and what Howard returns is evidence you carry into them.