FOR MACHINE BUILDERS

Win the bid before you build the machine

Custom automation lives and dies on the proposal: the customer has to believe the cycle time, understand the motion, and trust the team — before any metal is cut. DynMech tools exist for exactly that phase, and for the design reviews that follow.

The bid needs a number

“About two seconds” doesn’t win bids. CycleView turns the five timing columns your spreadsheet already has into a playing chart with a millisecond-precise total — and exports a frame-accurate MP4 plus a searchable vector PDF straight into the proposal. Free forever.

The review needs a moving machine

A static screenshot invites doubt; a machine that moves settles arguments. Motion imports your STEP assembly, drives it with real servo velocity profiles and interlock logic, and hands the customer a QR code — they watch it on a phone, no software installed.

The model needs to exist by Friday

Base plates, hole patterns, brackets — the repetitive 60% of machine modeling. SolidPilot AI turns it into a click and a sentence inside SolidWorks, and recognizes catalog parts so you source instead of remodel.

IT approval needs to be boring

Offline operation, zero telemetry (in writing), portable builds, machine-bound license keys, invoicing and bank transfer. Tools that pass procurement without a meeting.

Frequently asked questions

Which DynMech tool should a machine builder start with?

Start with CycleView — it is free, takes a five-column CSV, and pays for itself at the first bid review. Add Motion when you need to show the machine actually moving, and SolidPilot AI when SolidWorks modeling time becomes the bottleneck.

Do the three tools require each other?

No. Each stands alone. They share one workflow — model, plan timing, prove motion — but you can adopt any one of them independently.

Can these tools run in a restricted factory network?

Yes. CycleView is fully offline with a portable no-install Windows build. Motion works offline for 7 days between license validations. SolidPilot needs cloud access for its AI but never uploads geometry.

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