For consultants
Earn by helping projects become clearer, safer, and easier to make.
People with CAD, design, engineering, electronics, software, firmware, or manufacturing experience can help customers before parts move into production.
Coming next: consultant onboarding. Consultation booking is live today; broader consultant profiles and matching are being built around clear scope and customer expectations.
Consulting
Project to right technical help
One project can need different support before manufacturing starts.
Project card
Part is not ready to make
Needs file cleanup, design review, electronics, or process planning.
CAD
Scoped support lane
Mechanical
Scoped support lane
Electronics
Scoped support lane
Software
Scoped support lane
Planning
Scoped support lane
Students
Bounded tasks for capable students building practical experience around CAD, review, and project support.
Skilled hobbyists and makers
Useful guidance from builders who understand how designs fail, print, assemble, and get repaired.
Professionals
Specialist work for mechanical, electrical, software, manufacturing, or production planning needs.
Accept work that fits
Consultants should be able to choose scope, availability, and job type instead of taking every request.
Clear customer expectations
Consulting jobs should define deliverables, timing, and next steps before work starts.
Quote support
Some consultations prepare a project for manufacturing review; others solve a standalone technical problem.
Consultant path
From skill areas to scoped project help.
- 01
Share skill areas
CAD, design, electronics, software, manufacturing, or other specialties.
- 02
Set boundaries
Preferred job types, scope, availability, and experience tier.
- 03
Accept jobs
Take only work that fits your skills and schedule.
- 04
Build trust
Clear results and feedback help customers pick the right support.