A professional environment for integrators, electricians and engineers: end-to-end panel design in one window, which turns a project into a complete production package — 5 times faster and error-free. More projects in the same time means more money.
6 problems that make projects in Visio, AutoCAD, OmniGraffle and other CAD tools take longer, come with errors and endless rework.
And then there's your beloved Excel or Google Sheets, where you build the BOM by hand 😉
Wrong part number, a short circuit, a cross-section too small, a wire in the wrong place, the installer slipped up working from the printout — you redo it out of your own pocket and on your own time. Next: where these slip-ups come from.
Click, bend, fit to the neighbors — and so on for every core in the panel. Routine eats your time.
Part numbers, markings, labels, jumpers, busbars — you look them up and count them yourself, catch duplicates by eye, and errors surface later. And errors = money.
Changed a rating: part number, caption, cross-section, cable schedule, BOM, single-line diagram — all by hand again. Time drains into routine.
Hi, Excel 😉
The installer runs a finger along the printout, misses, it doesn't work — and you drive over to recheck and redo it at your own expense.
You keep hunting for figures — on forums, buying them. You sketch the enclosure on paper and fit it into the niche.
You can. But why?
Sound familiar?
You're losing money: paying a second time for rework out of your own pocket and burning time you could spend taking on more projects and finishing them faster.
Next — how you can change all this
Click two terminals — the wire lays itself in a bundle along the channel. On 24 V, KNX, Loxone Link and Tree, RS-485 buses, the remaining cores fall into place on their own.
The number is assigned when the wire is created, labels go on both ends.
FBS on Phoenix Contact terminals — each with its own designation and in the BOM.
Change the rating — the part number changes by itself, and the studio suggests the cross-section.
Select the breakers — the studio picks a busbar for the row, with the part number already in. No searching through catalogs.
Export · DEMO PROJECT
Always for the current version of the panel.
The studio checks the panel as you work. Click a remark to jump to the spot on the drawing; it only clears when you fix it.
1Short circuit on relay terminals2230 V mixed with another circuit3Wire number repeats4KNX: line polarity5Loxone Tree: no terminator6Cross-section too small for the breaker7Core not run to the terminal8Devices can be packed tighterThe installer opens the panel by link or QR — no sign-up, on a phone or tablet. Tap a device and see which wire goes where and what comes next in the circuit. Mark it “Done” — on to the next. You see the progress: devices, wires, tests. Fewer calls and return trips to recheck — fewer wasted costs.
Terminals know what can be connected to them. Change the rating and the label on the housing, the part number, the BOM and the single-line diagram follow.
Missing the device you need? Build your own — or we'll add it on request.
Set the niche dimensions or the number of modules — the studio lays out the rails and rows. Or pick one of 690+ enclosures from ABB, Hager, Schneider Electric, Legrand, Eaton, Future Automation and 16 more brands.
ABB AT31324×524 mm · 36 mod.
Schneider LVSXM418426×750 mm · 72 mod.
Customdesigned in the studio in 1 minute
iRidi 17U600×760 mm · 19″ 17U
Legrand 020005575×900 mm · 120 mod.
DKC F36W1WD311×529 mm · 36 mod.
Schneider LVSXL624550×1050 mm · 144 mod.
Future Automation LXN5690×1125 mm · 150 mod.
Eaton BF-O-5/165-E705×900 mm · 165 mod.The device isn't in the library, the client switched series, the panel is already being installed — you redraw nothing from scratch.
Enclosure in modules, terminals by clicks: 230 V mains, 24 V, Loxone Tree and Link, KNX, RS-485, dry contacts. A custom figure connects and is checked just like a library one, and lives in “My figures”.
Select a row of breakers → “1:1 replacement”. The studio picks each one's rating in the new series and tells you right away which ones don't exist. Wires and numbers don't move.
Swap a Loxone Relay Extension for an HDL with a different layout: the studio puts the wires on matching terminals itself, and you drag the rest with the mouse. The whole replacement is one step, Ctrl+Z brings it back.
The engineer no longer has to write things down or remember where and what was changed. The studio builds the list of changes itself and shows them on the panel as silhouettes of devices and wires. The installer sees everything, with versions R1, R2, R3… at hand.
Place ducts between the rails and the studio routes the wires through them as a bundle, just like in a real panel. Covers hide the bundle — on the drawing the panel looks assembled.
By contents, by niche size, or from a catalog of 690+ models. The studio lays out the rails and rows.
Drag onto the rail, pick the rating with chips — the part number sets itself. The designations QFD1, QFD2… too.
Click two terminals — the wire lays itself in a bundle along the channel and gets a number and labels. Buses finish themselves.
The studio checks the panel as you work: red — must not be built like this. Click a remark to jump to the spot on the drawing.
PDF, Excel, single-line diagram, labels — in one click. For the installer — a link or QR.
The installer marks devices and wires, asks questions with photos, the engineer's edits arrive by themselves. Tests — and “Hand over panel”.
Panel layout, bill of materials, enclosure drawing, single-line diagram, heat calculation and client quote are built from the panel automatically, all in one design. The client gets a link: the panel now, assembly photos later.
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This is vector from the studio, not a picture: zoom in as far as you like — wire numbers, labels and device captions stay sharp.
This same panel sits in the studio for every new user — open it and spin it yourself.
Drag to move · wheel to zoomIntegrators who are among the first to build panels in the studio.
Igor ChernousSHS Smart Home · Germany · Loxoneworking daynon-working
Ivan HonakSmart home installer · France · Loxone“The program is really cool”
“I connect a cable and tick it off. If I don’t finish today, I come back tomorrow, find where I am and carry on with confidence.”Ivan’s video review · 5:41
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Everything in Solo, plus:
for companies
Everything in Pro, plus:
| Free | Solo | Pro | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billed yearly better value | — | — | ||
| Billed monthly | 0 | |||
| Duration | 7 days from sign-up | while paid | while paid | while paid |
| Panels in the account | 1 | up to 3 | no limits | no limits |
| Enclosures per panel | 1 | 1 | several | several |
| Device modules per panel | up to 150 | up to 150 | no limits | no limits |
| Simultaneous sign-in | 1 device | 1 device | 2 devices | 2 devices per person |
| Logo in the PDF and for the installer | Intellectum | Intellectum | yours | yours |
| PDF, Excel, labels | — | yes | yes | yes |
| Link for the installer | — | yes | yes | yes |
| Links after the subscription ends | — | 1 more month | 3 more months | 6 more months |
| DXF: single-line diagram and enclosure drawing | — | — | yes | yes |
| Panel heat calculation | — | — | yes | yes |
| Client document pack | — | — | yes | yes, shared company prices |
| Templates and standard assemblies | — | — | your own | shared across the company |
| Link for the client | — | — | yes | yes |
| Photo report | — | — | yes | yes |
| Company panels, handover, change history | — | — | — | yes |
| Try it | Choose Solo | Choose Pro | Coming soon |
What each plan adds to the one before.
What’s in the pack
All with one button, in one design and the same fonts. Ready to hand over to the client.
Separate exports (PDF, Excel, DXF) stay too.
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All panels are stored in your account on our server, with a backup. Nothing is lost if your computer breaks or you clear your browser. Finished documents — PDF, Excel, and DXF on Pro and Team — you download while your subscription is active, and the downloaded files are yours forever.
All panels stay in your account and open in view mode. Downloading documents, editing and creating new panels is possible after renewal. Links already given to installers keep working in view mode for 1 more month on Solo, 3 months on Pro and 6 months on Team.
Moving up — unused money turns into days on the new plan. From Pro to Solo — you choose the 3 panels that stay editable. The rest open in view mode; nothing is deleted.
Yes, on any paid plan: Solo, Pro or Team. Enter your VAT ID in the payment form — an invoice with reverse charge will arrive by email.
Yes. The studio routes wires itself, and in “Route editing” mode you can add or remove a bend and restore the route as it was.
Send us the part number — we'll draw it from the datasheet and add it to the library. We keep expanding the library all the time.
The studio runs in the browser, nothing to install. A phone or tablet is enough for the installer.
Your pick: GOST, IEC, DIN EN and BS 7671.
No. They open the panel by link or QR code.
Yes, while your subscription is active: BOM and cable schedule in Excel, the panel in PDF, and on Pro and Team the single-line diagram and enclosure drawing in DXF as well. Once the subscription ends, your panels stay in your account, but you can export them only after renewing.
Yes. Edits flow into the issued task by themselves, and the installer sees what the engineer changed in the drawing. Their marks stay in place.
Up to 50 accesses, each with its own term — from 1 to 180 days. The “Issued” tab shows how much each one has done.
Hundreds of wires, numbers, labels, the schedule — all by hand, all to cross-check. And after the installer's call — redo it. But now it's different: you design the panel as fast as possible instead of drawing. The studio does everything else for you — and you take on more projects.
Dmitrii Karageur, Director of Intellectum Homes
20+ years in smart homes and electrical work