Private beta — coming soon
Vibe-design physical things.
Proven to work.
Describe what you want in plain words. AI designs it — then it has to pass real tests before you print a single gram.
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“A folding phone stand that holds the phone at 65°”
- Folds without hitting itself
- Folds flat
- Viewing angle
- Holds a small phone
- Holds a large phone in a case
- Stays put when you tap the screen
- Charges while standing
- Fits the print bed
“What can I build with a Pico, two servos, an ultrasonic sensor and a small screen?”
- Every part fits inside
- Every part is held in place
- Sensors and screen are not blocked
- Power budget adds up
- Enough pins and matching signal levels
- Parts list: what you have, what to buy
How it works
- Say it“A stand that folds thinner than 20 mm.” Your words become test targets.
- AI designsA real 3D model you can fold, turn and inspect in the browser.
- Tests judgeGeometry, physics simulation and electrical checks. Numbers decide — not the AI's opinion.
- Fail? RedesignThe failed scorecard goes back to the AI, which fixes the design and tries again.
- Print with confidenceDownload the parts, see the filament weight and what you still need to buy.
Start from your drawer
Tell us the parts you already have — or just take a photo. PhysiWorks suggests things you can build, checks they will actually work, and lists only what's missing.
Why PhysiWorks
Tests, not guesses
Turning text into 3D shapes is everywhere. Knowing the thing works is not. Every design comes with a scorecard.
Real part dimensions
Part sizes come from manufacturer datasheets, with sources — not from an AI's memory, which is often off by 1–2 mm.
Made for non-engineers
No CAD skills needed. Plain words in, a tested design out.
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