The review engine is just the beginning.
We're building governed review tools for more engineering disciplines — and first-pass design tools to sit alongside them. Same discipline everywhere: clause-referenced, independently verified, always advisory.
What we're building next.
Each new discipline gets the same treatment as port & marine: a governing code hierarchy, a chartered-engineer review methodology, and a two-pass engine that verifies its own findings before you see them.
Oil & Gas design review
Governed review for offshore and energy infrastructure deliverables — jackets, topsides interfaces, subsea and pipeline packages — anchored to the API and ISO 19900-series code suites.
Port & Civil Infrastructure review
Extending the review engine beyond the waterline: pavements, drainage, utilities, buildings and landside civil works that make a terminal function — under the Eurocode suite and relevant national annexes.
Port & coastal design tools
First-pass design tools alongside review: berthing energy and fender selection, armour sizing, pile capacity, mooring loads — transparent, clause-referenced calculations that hand a defensible starting point to your engineers.
Want one of these sooner, or a discipline that isn't listed? Tell us — the roadmap is shaped by the engineers using the tool.
The AI Kickstart.
A representative from OpenEng works with your technical teams on how to use AI properly in design and design review: which tools to use and how, where AI genuinely helps, and the common risks, issues and pitfalls to avoid — grounded in real engineering workflows, not hype.
The Kickstart is best continued with OpenEngReview in your team's hands — the habits it teaches are the ones the tool is built around.
Ask about an AI Kickstart →In beta — built to supplement, never to replace.
OpenEngReview is in its beta / testing phase. That's a deliberate choice: every review is being sharpened by feedback from practising engineers before we call it anything else.
Help shape what we build.
Beta users get their first 10 reviews free — and their feedback steers the roadmap.