Tessuvo is a desktop CAD app with an AI assistant that works the modelling kernel for you. It builds
parametric parts, draws them on a proper sheet, and fetches standard components from supplier sites into a
local parts library.
A3 drawing generated from the 3D part, with the assistant panel open.Interface shown in Danish.
AI assistant
It asks, then it builds.
Tell the assistant what you need in plain words. It runs real modelling operations on the OpenCascade
kernel, and when a detail is missing - a thread size, a hole position - it asks you instead of guessing.
Every change it makes goes into the project history, so you can see exactly what changed and restore the
model to how it was before any message.
Kernel
OpenCascade, solid B-rep geometry
Checks
Thin walls and sharp edges, before it reports back
Undo
Restore the model to before any message
The assistant asked for the thread size, then built the plate.
Modelling
Parts, assemblies and drawings in one project.
A project keeps its parametric parts, assemblies and drawings side by side. Work in the viewport yourself,
let the assistant do it, or both - it sees the same model you do.
The assistant reviewed the plate and proposed two changes before touching it.
Drawings
Drawings on a proper sheet.
Ask for a drawing and Tessuvo lays out projected views, sections and an isometric view on a sheet with a
zone grid and a title block - dimensioned, toleranced and ready to check.
A3 sheet exported from Tessuvo. General tolerances ISO 2768-mK.
Suppliers and library
Standard parts, fetched and kept.
Open supplier sites such as HASCO in their own window. You sign in once yourself - Tessuvo stores no
supplier passwords - and the assistant can search the catalogue and bring the STEP model into your project.
Checkout, cart and payment pages are off limits to the assistant, so it stops before anything is ordered.
Every part it fetches is saved in a parts library on your PC.
Library
Stored locally, with 3D preview and source details
Search
Name, part number, description or dimensions
The local parts library, filled with HASCO standard parts.
Bring your own AI
Use the AI you already pay for.
Every plan connects the assistant to an AI account you already have. You pay that provider directly,
and your prompts go from your PC to them.
Subscription
Claude
Your Claude plan, through Claude Code on your PC.
Subscription
Codex
Your ChatGPT plan, through the Codex CLI on your PC.
API key
Anthropic, OpenAI or OpenRouter
Pay the provider per use, with your own key.
Pricing
Three plans, opening soon.
Every plan includes the full desktop app and the AI assistant. Pro and Studio add cloud storage, backups and version history.
Tessuvo is in private early access. Plans open to everyone later; for now the way in is an access code.
A PC with Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, and an internet connection for sign-in and the AI assistant. You sign in with your Tessuvo account, which needs an active subscription.
Do I need my own AI subscription?
Yes, on every plan: connect Claude through Claude Code, Codex through your ChatGPT plan, or an API key from Anthropic, OpenAI or OpenRouter. Tessuvo does not sell AI usage itself.
What language is the app in?
The desktop app's interface is currently in Danish, as in the screenshots on this site.
Can I use my models in other CAD software?
Yes. Export parts as STEP or IGES for other CAD systems, STL or 3MF for 3D printing, and drawings as PDF, DXF or SVG.
Where are my files stored?
Projects and the parts library live on your PC. Pro and Studio add cloud storage, automatic backups and cloud saves, so you can open your projects on another PC.
Can I buy Tessuvo now?
Not yet. Tessuvo is in private early access, and the way in is a personal access code. If you have one, redeem it here. The plans on this page open to everyone later.