BeamJoinReview before applying
Proposal previews leave the saved design unchanged. Review changes and checks together, then decide what to apply.
AI-native aluminum framing
Say what you
want to build.
Describe what you need. Refine the proposal with your Agent, then take precise control in the editor.
Modular two-station workbenchPreset design / Live 3D
Explore the model
Natural aluminum
Panels
Interactive demo · Preset designs
Design a modular two-station workbench.
2400 × 800 × 1780 mm · 42 profiles · 8 panels
Spend more time on the idea. Less on the tools.
Start with your intentOne shared designYou approve the changes
01 / FROM INTENT TO DESIGN
One design.
Every step in view.
Start with the goal, then review the design, refine the details and prepare the materials.
Workbench walkthrough
Start with what you need.
Describe the purpose, available space, key dimensions and parts to keep. Give the Agent a clear goal to work with.
“Design a 1200 × 600 × 900 mm workbench with a worktop and lower shelf.”
Workbench walkthrough
Review before applying.
Inspect proposed changes, materials and check results. You confirm the requirements and choose what to apply.
You decide what to apply.
Workbench walkthrough
Take control of the details.
Adjust dimensions, profiles, connections and panels in the editor. Conversation and manual editing work on the same design.
Workbench walkthrough
Give the design a clear handoff.
Review profile cut lengths, panel sizes, hardware and machining requirements, then prepare files for the next conversation.
A tour of actual product interfaces: requirements input, a manual proposal, editing and material files.
02 / EXPLORE YOUR STRUCTURE
Explore the model.
See every choice.
Explore workbenches, equipment frames and shelving. Compare surface previews and inspect dimensions before starting your own design.
Natural aluminum
Panels
Workbench
A two-level workbench example, 1200 × 600 × 900 mm. Rotate the model to inspect its frame, worktop and lower shelf.
- Profiles
- 12
- Panels
- 2
- Total length
- 10.32m
View profile cut lengths
| Section | Length | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 30 × 30 mm (sample profile) | 1140 mm | 4 |
| 30 × 30 mm (sample profile) | 900 mm | 4 |
| 30 × 30 mm (sample profile) | 540 mm | 4 |
Appearance and exploded views are visual previews. Check hardware, installation and load requirements in your design.
03 / PRECISE WHEN YOU NEED IT
Build with your Agent.
Refine every detail.
Move from conversation into the editor to refine the same design, down to profiles, connections, panels and holes.
See how each
connection fits.
Select hardware and inspect its participating parts, orientation and properties. Check contact and installation as separate conditions.
Control size, thickness
and installation.
Set the material and dimensions of worktops, shelves and enclosures, and inspect how panels fit the frame.
Put each hole
where it belongs.
Locate holes in panel coordinates and inspect diameter, entry and machining requirements. Manual and installation-derived holes retain their sources.
04 / REVIEW AND HANDOFF
Keep refining.
Prepare a clearer handoff.
Review each change, preserve design revisions and prepare material and machining files for the next step.
Versioned changes and undo
Saved changes retain revisions. Undo the latest change while preserving a record of previous design states.
Materials list · Same workbench projectPDF / Excel
Read the actual exported PDF file.
Open original PDFPanel machining · Original PDFPDF
Read the actual exported PDF file.
Open original PDFThe supply-list and panel-machining PDFs come from the same frozen workbench revision. The hero is an independent design study; consult project files for installation and machining details.
05 / DISCOVER AND REMIX
Start with a shared idea.
Make it your own.
Explore published designs and copy the version you see under its license. Adapt dimensions and layouts with the Agent, or refine your independent design in the editor.
Explore the community- 01
Find a starting point
Browse published designs and fixed versions.
- 02
Make an independent copy
Retain author and source attribution. Leave the original unchanged.
- 03
Keep refining with AI
Build on the design and develop your own version.
06 / BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Before you begin.
A few useful answers.
Understand the Agent,
editor and design reuse.
What is BeamJoin?
BeamJoin is an AI-native platform for aluminum framing. Agent mode organizes requirements and proposes changes through natural language. The editor gives you precise control over structures, connections, panels and machining. Both modes share the design, with versioned changes and undo.
Can I start without learning complex controls?
Start by describing what you need. The Agent helps organize requirements and prepare a design proposal. You still clarify or confirm key dimensions, purpose and parts to keep, then review proposals before applying them.
Does the Agent change my design directly?
The Agent creates a proposal showing part changes, materials and check results. A preview does not change the saved design. You confirm requirements and apply the proposal. Agent mode requires an available model service.
Can I copy and remix community designs now?
Browse published designs and copy the version you see into your own independent project under its license. Refine it with the Agent or editor. Author and source attribution are retained, and your edits leave the original unchanged.
What can I edit manually?
Edit frame parameters, profile lengths and positions, connections, rectangular panels and hole features. Agent mode and the editor share the design and retain your conversation and current work when you switch.
Can I undo a change?
Undo the latest saved change to restore the previous design content and keep refining. Saved changes are versioned. Jumping to any historical version and redo are not currently available.
Do manual editing and exports use AI credits?
Basic design, rule checks, materials and file outputs, and applying an existing proposal do not use AI credits. AI model calls are priced separately and charged according to actual usage.
What materials and files can I prepare?
Prepare specifications for profiles, hardware, panels and machining, with PDF/Excel, CSV/SVG, rectangular-panel DXF and design JSON exports. Choose your own supplier. Missing specifications remain explicit; quotations and ordering are not provided.
Do an AI proposal or passed checks guarantee assembly and load capacity?
No. Checks cover defined geometry, connection and installation rules. Materials, machining, physical assembly and overall load capacity require independent verification. The examples are not physical validation or structural safety certification.
Your next build
starts here.
Describe what you need. Then make every detail count.