Design logic visually
Drag IEC-style logic blocks, connect signals, and structure control systems clearly and quickly.
AI assisted Boolean and control simulation
Build and simulate control logic in your browser, with AI assistance
Build Boolean logic, simulate process behaviour, and use AI assistance directly inside the canvas, all without installing software.
Design · Simulate · Validate · Issue
Runs entirely in your browser
IEC 61131-3 aligned block approach
Boolean and control
What the platform helps engineers do
Show the core capabilities quickly. Focus on Boolean logic, process simulation, and real world SCADA style visualisation, with an IEC 61131-3 aligned approach.
Simulate real process behaviour
Model dynamic behaviour and control response using block based simulation similar to industry tools.
Visualise real systems (SCADA style)
Visualise systems using SCADA style components such as pumps, valves, and plant layouts.
Meet Booly!
Booly is your built in AI assistant, helping you work faster directly inside the canvas.
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Works directly inside your project
Booly works within the same engineering environment as your logic, rather than as a separate generic chat tool.
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Places blocks onto the canvas
Booly can place blocks onto the canvas to help you build logic structures more quickly.
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Reads live values and states
Booly can inspect the current state of the project and help interpret what is happening.
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Understands the block library and project structure
Booly understands the available block library, the canvas context, and the wider project structure.
See how engineers actually use it
Use one strong video here to show the library, what block types are available, how the user places items on the canvas, and how quickly a project comes together.
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Browse the library and available blocks
Show the different block families clearly so the visitor immediately understands the scope of the platform.
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Place blocks and configure them
Show dragging onto the canvas, naming, tag setup, and a small amount of configuration so it feels practical and fast.
3
Wire signals and run the simulation
Show output states, animation, and response changes so the visitor sees cause and effect immediately.
4
Understand how a real user would work inside it
Position the workflow as useful for engineers, demos, learning, and fast concept validation.
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Show the library, available blocks, dragging onto the canvas, configuring tags, wiring signals, and running the simulation
Show the library, available blocks, dragging onto the canvas, configuring tags, wiring signals, and running the simulation
Who this is for
Keep this broad enough to widen appeal, but still technical enough that your ideal customer feels seen.
Control engineers
Automation engineers
Students and trainees
Technical teams and demos
Pricing ideas
This can change later. For now, it helps frame the page and makes the product feel real. You can lock advanced features behind paid tiers.
Starter
£0 / month
Good for trying the interface and basic demo projects.
- Limited projects
- Basic logic blocks
- Demo templates only
- Community or email support
Recommended
Pro
£19 / month
For engineers who want serious use, more storage, and full simulation access.
- Unlimited personal projects
- Full block library
- Save and load browser projects
- Advanced demos and templates
- Priority support
Team
Custom
For organisations, training use, or internal engineering teams.
- Multi-user access
- Shared project library
- Training or onboarding packs
- Custom demos or support
Questions to answer on the page
These are here as placeholders. Later, these can become accordions.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The intended setup here is browser-based access through a login.
Can I use it for real engineering demonstrations?
Yes, this section should later explain that the tool is aimed at logic visualisation, simulation, training, and design communication.
What does the free version include?
Use this to explain which blocks, demos, or save limits are included before upgrade.
Can teams use shared examples?
This is where you can later talk about shared templates, common projects, or training use cases.
Ready to turn your simulator into a product people can subscribe to?
This final area should give one clear next step. Avoid too many competing actions here.
Final hero image or polished product screenshot placeholder