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Draw, calculate and prepare documents in one project, with AI to explain results and suggest options for you to consider.
No installation. You can explore drawing before signing in.

Start with the work you have. Add detail as you go, and keep the drawing, calculations and review together.
Draw in the browser or import a VerSketch model into your project.
Set the inputs and loads, then examine results for each member.
Find failed checks, missing information and results that need another look.
Bring together drawings, calculations and quantities within the supported scope for review.
Ask for an explanation or explore a possible change. Engineering calculations run through the calculation tools, and you review the inputs and results.
Describe a slab in words, then review the extracted values before calculating.
Ask the project assistant about results and the reasoning behind a proposed change.
Explore proposed changes for failing members, then calculate and review the revised design.
Design Slab, Beam, Column, Foundation following standards with reports
Choose what you need to do and VerCivil will narrow the tools.
Designed for trust, from data security to auditable reports
TLS/HTTPS in transit, least-privilege access controls
Per ACI 318-19 / EIT 1008-38 with full reasoning documentation
Reports include full traceability of calculation values and equations used
No. Start with a drawing or a single calculation. A project brings the work together, with separate steps for inputs, calculations, review and documents.
Inspect the inputs, calculation details and published reference cases. The review list separates failed checks, missing information and results needing renewed acceptance. The responsible engineer assesses the design before use.
VerCivil currently offers its built-in assistants. External AI connections are not available in VerCivil yet. Our direction is to let your chosen AI work on the same projects, with permissions through AIVerID and connected work across VerChain.
Give your project a name, choose its design basis, and build up the drawing and calculations step by step.