Schematic capture
Devices, connectors and nets on an adaptive schematic that lays itself out as the design grows — connectivity stays the single source of truth.
Wiring harness CAD
Schematic to loom,
in the browser.
TorqCAD takes a harness from schematic capture through formboard drawings, 3D routing and design rule checks — one platform, a real parts library, nothing to install.
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Capabilities
The whole harness workflow, without the tool chain
Most teams stitch a harness together across a schematic tool, a drawing package, a spreadsheet BOM and a parts folder. TorqCAD keeps design intent, drawings and parts data in one model — change it once, it's right everywhere.
Harness drawings
Formboard-style drawings with bundles, breakouts, dimensions and connector tables — produced from the design, ready for the build bench.
3D harness viewer
Route the loom in vehicle context, position connectors and bundles by hand, and take lengths from geometry instead of guesswork.
Design rule checks
Live DRC flags cavity conflicts, missing mates and connectivity errors while you draw — not after the loom is on the bench.
Parts library
A deduplicated connector catalogue keyed by real part numbers — images, mating parts and cavity data shared across every programme.
Exports
Netlists, bills of materials and transmittal PDFs straight from the model, so what ships to the bench matches what's on the screen.
3D routing
Design in the car, not just on the page
A 2D drawing can't tell you the trunk fouls the seat rail. TorqCAD's 3D viewer puts the harness in vehicle context — route bundles, place connectors and check clearances before anything is cut or crimped.
- Drag connectors and bundles into position, in the browser
- Bundle lengths derived from routed geometry
- The 3D model and the drawings stay one design
Drawings & checks
Drawings the build bench can trust
Every drawing is generated from the same model the schematic and 3D viewer use — with design rule checks running as you work. Errors surface at design time, when they cost minutes instead of looms.
- Formboard drawings with dimensions and connector tables
- DRC catches cavity, mating and connectivity errors live
- Revisions tracked per drawing, exports match the model
Platform
Built for programmes, not just projects
Runs in the browser
No installs, no licence dongles, no CAD workstation required. If the machine runs a browser, it runs TorqCAD.
Workspace per programme
Each customer programme gets its own branded workspace and parts library, with access controlled per member.
Shared parts data
Connectors are catalogued once, by part number, and reused everywhere — no duplicate parts drifting between projects.
Assistant built in
An in-app assistant that can see your drawing — ask it what a DRC error means or how to do something, in context.
Early access
See TorqCAD on your own harness
TorqCAD is in active development with pilot programmes in motorsport and low-volume vehicle manufacturing. If that sounds like your build, we'd like to show you the platform on a design you know.
Request a demo hello@torqcad.com