Vendor datasheets. Sixty pages each. You ctrl-F for a backplane current.
What if you could ask the catalog instead?
Crawl, lift, answer, revise.
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Crawl
We fetch and index all the datasheets, manuals, and application notes that matter to you.
444 PDFs · 44 sites
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Lift
Every nameplate field, spec, and approval marking gets pulled out and mapped to the page it came from. Specs aligned with your industry standards — demo runs on CCOM + IDTA AAS.
158,163 citations
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Answer
Browse the products. Read the documents. Ask in plain English. Same catalog, cited answer either way.
browse · search · ask
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Revise
Engineer feedback is integrated back into the catalog.
feedback integrated
↺ Engineer feedback seeds the next iteration of lifting improvements. Domain knowledge accrues to the catalog instead of sitting in one tech's notebook.
See it on your catalog.
This site runs on the public datasheet corpus — 444 PDFs from 44 vendor sites, every spec cited back to the page it came from. The same indexer, pointed at your private spec set and the vendors your team actually buys from, becomes one source of truth for sales engineering, BoM checks, and tender response.
Your standards and jargon. Your infrastructure or ours. The lift loop tuned to the documents your engineers actually read.
—PDFs —vendors —sites crawled —citations
Where to next:
Chats
Five real questions, answered. Every spec cites the page it came from.
Products
Each product's nameplate, technical data, and the PDF pages backing every spec — AB 1756, Rosemount 3051, Cerabar PMP51B, ACS580 drive.
Documents
The original datasheets. 444 PDFs across 44 sources, most with clickable contents.