LOAD CALCS · PANELS · ONE-LINES

Load calcs, panel schedules and one-line diagrams in one field-ready app.

Work out a residential service load, build the panel schedule, sketch the one-line and export a clean PDF for your job file. Every step shows the math, so you can check it.

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Three tools. One job file.

Load calc

NEC Standard and Optional methods for dwellings, with every step shown

Panel

Visual schedule with tandem and quad breakers, GFCI/AFCI and AI photo scan

PDF

One report with the load calc, panel schedule, photos and one-line, under your logo

FEATURES

Everything for the job file, in one project.

LOAD CALCULATIONS

A dwelling load calc you can follow from inputs to amps.

Skip the spreadsheet. Work through a residential NEC load calculation, Standard or Optional method, and see every line of the math as you go. Export a clean PDF for your job file.

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PANEL SCHEDULES

A panel schedule laid out like the panel itself.

Lay out a visual two-column panel schedule with tandem and quad breakers and GFCI/AFCI marked. Starting from an existing panel? AI photo scan fills in the breakers for you to check and edit.

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SINGLE LINE DIAGRAMS

Draw one-line diagrams without a CAD package.

Build a single-line diagram from an electrical symbol palette with drag-and-drop connections, starter templates and a title block, and keep it in the same project as the load calc and panel.

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Take it to the panel. Check it at the desk. Hand it over.

One project, not three files

Keep the load calc, panel schedule, photos and diagrams together in one project instead of separate spreadsheets and drawings.

Paperwork that is easy to check

Reports lay out the inputs, demand factors and totals, so you, your client or a plan reviewer can follow the math. Always verify local requirements with your AHJ.

Field and office

Use it on your phone at the panel or on a desktop back at the office.