Search them
Type "fuel pump" and jump straight to every page, wire, and part that mentions it. No more flipping through a 400-page binder.
For teams who still work from paper diagrams
We turn the printed diagrams and manuals your team relies on into something they can search, ask questions of, and learn from. On any phone, tablet, or computer.
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Why won't the fuel pump turn on?
Check these, in order
Type "fuel pump" and jump straight to every page, wire, and part that mentions it. No more flipping through a 400-page binder.
Ask the way you'd ask a colleague, like "why won't the lights come on?", and get a clear answer that points to the exact spot on the diagram.
Turn diagrams into step-by-step lessons, so new starters learn your equipment without shadowing someone for months.
Why it matters
Most businesses have one or two people who can really read the diagrams. Everyone else waits for them.
Time spent hunting through pages is time the machine, vehicle, or customer is waiting.
When your most experienced person retires or moves on, what they know goes with them.
Binders get lost, pages fade, and the only copy has coffee on it. Some can't be replaced.
New people learn by watching someone else, which ties up two people instead of one.
How it works
Nothing changes about how you work until the finished version is ready for your team.
Scans, phone photos, PDFs, and the notes you trust. Faded pages and handwriting are fine. The factory looks at the pile and gives you an estimate, with a sketch of the result. If it's worth it, you say go.
It reads every page, works out the circuit, and writes it down. Where it can't be sure, it says so, and you steer until it matches the real equipment.
An app your team can use on any phone, tablet, or computer. You also keep the digital files, so they're yours for good. What's in the files
Join the waitlist and tell us what you work on. The more you share, the higher you go on the list.
Who it's for
| Today | With Excaliwire | |
|---|---|---|
| Classic car workshops | Forty-year-old diagrams, photocopied so many times the labels are guesswork. | Mechanics find the fault faster, and can show the customer exactly what's being fixed. |
| Factories and plants | A machine goes down, and maintenance digs through a cabinet of manuals while the line waits. | They look it up on the spot and get the line running again sooner. |
| Field service teams | The technician is on site, the diagram is back at the office, and the senior colleague isn't picking up. | Every diagram is in their pocket, and they can ask it questions themselves. |
| Training new starters | New hires spend months following an expert around before they can work alone. | They learn from guided lessons built on your own equipment, at their own pace. |
Don't see your industry? If your team relies on diagrams, join the waitlist and tell us what you work on.
Already in use
Squire gives classic car workshops their wiring diagrams as a searchable, ask-anything app. It was our first customer, and it's in beta today.
That is the pattern we white-label: your equipment, your brand, your people, our factory.
Questions
No. If they can use a phone to look something up, they can use this.
That's what the factory is built for. Where it can't read something for sure, it says so instead of guessing.
Only you. What you bring to Excaliwire is yours. We keep it private to you and don't share it with anyone else. What the factory learns from the work, the patterns, not the content, makes it better for every customer.
We don't have final pricing yet. We do know the cost of each job is bounded, and the factory estimates it after you upload, before you say go.
Something else on your mind?
Join the waitlist and tell us what equipment you work on and what your team struggles with. We'll write when we can take you.