Bring an idea.Senara designs the product and gets it made.
A sketch, a list of the parts you want inside, any inspiration. Senara designs the product around it and hands back files a shop can build from. It's AI-native, and it gets better with every build.
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Bring an idea
A napkin sketch, the parts you want inside, a photo of something close. Plain words are enough.
Senara designs the product
It designs the parts around what you bring and changes them when you ask in plain words. Every part comes back as STEP and STL, with a parts list.
Get it made
Next, Senara builds it with you: the circuit board, the mechanical parts, the assembly. One place from idea to a working prototype.
Going from idea to prototype is a long chain of decisions.
Inside a big hardware company, every decision has experts down the hall who know the design, and factories that know how to build it.
A hardware startup has neither. It makes those calls alone, and pays for a wrong guess with weeks and money it doesn't have. The design is the easy half, and getting easier. Getting it made is where small teams lose months.
“If I make a mistake, it's over. I'd have to order new components and build from scratch.”Hardware founder
“Weeks later everybody tries to put everything together, and it doesn't work.”Hardware founder
From a few words to files a shop can build.
These are live in the product now. Each one ends in a real file, not a picture.
Describe a part, get a printable one
Say what it holds, where it mounts, how big it can be.
Change it by asking
No sketch constraints to fight. Ask in plain words and the part updates.
“Make the wall 2 mm thicker.”
Paste a parts list, get an enclosure
Senara designs the housing around exactly the parts you list.
Take it to any shop
STEP and STL for every part, plus the parts list to order from.
Anyone can vibe-code an app now. Hardware is next.
But nobody takes an idea all the way to something you can hold. Senara will.
Design is getting cheap. Knowing how to get a product made still lives on factory floors and with a few people who have stood on them. Senara puts that knowledge behind every build, and every build teaches the next one.
Hardware startups with a product to build.
Wearables, speakers, cameras, the things people carry and use every day.
Teams moving from a working rig to a robot they can build again.
Bring an idea. Let's make it real.
We're taking on a small number of hardware teams now. Send a sketch, a parts list, or a few sentences about what you want to build.