CADWOLF integrates mathematics, documentation, and CAD, as well as coordinates and automates the design of large structures
Create an AccountWatch the 90 second intro video and the 10 minute video on the basics
Mathematics, Documentation, and CAD get out of sync in STEM projects; small changes can cause full redesigns to all aspects of large structures; project management is difficult
CADWOLF combines the mathematics and documentation in the same platform and syncs with CAD to automate redesign and synchronize all aspects of STEM projects for simple collaboration and management
The platform consists of several modules that can be used to solve a simple problem or manage an entire STEM project

Documents are the backbone of CADWOLF. They are created and edited through GUIs and can be thought of as a Google Doc that has all the power of a programming language.
More Info on Documents
Workspaces act as folders in CADWOLF and provide a place where users can create and locate files, address permissions, and upload images.
More Info on Workspaces
Part trees let users establish a part numbering scheme and then build large structures — piece by piece. This provides instant feedback from CAD models and design documents, as well as one place to access all files.
More Info on Part TreesCADWOLF equations can be sent to Onshape and to Fusion 360 to drive CAD models and those models can be read back into CADWOLF


Don't just replace these platforms, expand their capabilities






CADWOLF is more than a free, online replacement for Word, Excel, Matlab, MathCAD, Mathematica, and Jupyter Notebook. CADWOLF's link to CAD platforms, its collaborative nature, and its part tree module make it a far better system for students, entrepreneurs, and large project managers.
| Excel | MathCAD | Jupyter | CADWOLF | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics Solver | ||||
| Document Appearance | ||||
| Web Based | ||||
| Free Version | ||||
| Part Tree Organization | ||||
| Process Management | ||||
| Direct Link to CAD |
CADWOLF licences are free for students and for those learning the platform.
Start today with your own work or by jumping into group projects.
How to get help and work with others
Our documentation workspace provides a users guide that walks users through all facets of CADWOLF.
The homework workspace provides hundreds of examples in subjects such as physics, statics, dynamics, and mechanics of materials.
The examples workspace provides a few examples designed to get the user started working with CADWOLF and using part trees.
Visit our subreddit to ask general questions, address bugs, or suggest an improvement.
Our video tutorials explain what CADWOLF is and how it works, and how to create and edit documents.
This is where a new user should start learning.
View screen captures or open samples of CADWOLF items