Use cases / consultants
For energy auditors & compressed-air consultants
Your savings numbers, made believable
You already know where the money hides. The hard part is the client believing it — over the OEM rep's "free audit," over last year's consultant, over their own spreadsheet guy. An independent model of the client's plant — with no machines to sell behind it — turns your audit into a defensible before/after report they sign off on.
The deliverable is the product
An audit report is a comparison table with an argument attached
Baseline → what-ifs → side-by-side €/yr comparison → client-ready PDF with your logo. That's not a feature list; it's your workflow. Every number carries its assumptions (tariff, hours, specs) so it survives the procurement meeting.
Model the site in an afternoon
Nameplate specs, pipe lengths off the drawings, demand from your logger or from observation. The demo plant took minutes; a real small plant takes an afternoon.
What-ifs are one click, not a week
VSD swap, setpoint change, leak program, receiver, pipe upsizing — each re-simulates in about a second. Explore ten options; charge for the three that matter.
The report carries your brand
Consultant exports the comparison under your logo. Standing behind the physics is our job; the recommendation is yours.
A pipeline, not a plant
Run your live client projects side by side. Finished audits archive read-only, free, with re-export — pulling last year's report for a client never hits a paywall.
When neutrality is the argument
"Is this tool neutral?" — Yes, structurally.
An OEM's rep will attack the number behind your report. Here's your answer: the simulator sells no hardware, takes no manufacturer money, and earns nothing from any purchase your client makes. And its model is built on standard, published engineering methods — explained in the open, including for your client's engineers.
And it shows the failure modes, not just the wins: the setpoint saving next to the point-of-use margin it burns, the receiver's honest €0. A tool that disappoints honestly is the tool a client trusts.
Built for you — in the product today
Calibration against your own measurements
The pump-up test you already perform becomes model calibration: five guided field tests — pump-up, cycle timing, leak test, pipe Δp, clamp meter — turn site measurements into model parameters, each tagged with its provenance on the report. Next up, in Consultant: whole-system calibration from a plant pressure survey.
Use it on a real client siteThe billable math
One audit, four client-facing numbers
Every what-if you run becomes a line in the client's report — including the one you recommend against. A before/after case with every assumption stated shortens the audit and makes the invoice easier to justify.
Apply for access| One audit's what-ifs (demo plant) | Client-facing number |
|---|---|
| Leak program (one 3 mm leak found) | +€2,037/yr avoided |
| VSD retrofit recommendation | −€6,487/yr |
| Setpoint optimization (with margin check) | −€2,472/yr |
| Receiver upsizing — recommended against | ±€0 — credibility earned |
€0.25/kWh · 6,000 h/yr · illustrative demo plant — your client's numbers regenerate from their model.
Model a real client site this week
Your next audit report gets built here — baseline, what-ifs, client-ready comparison. Access is open by application right now: bring a real client site, and work directly with the engineer.