An AI assistant inside the engineering software you already use
Describe the change in plain words. Your Saral companion does the clicks in Tekla, SDS2, ETABS, SOLIDWORKS, STAAD, Archicad, Rhino, Civil 3D, CATIA, OrCAD, AutoCAD or 3D Slicer, and you check every change.
Choose your companion
Every paid plan includes all of them. Sign in once and use whichever you need.
Tekla Companion
Ask for connections, numbering and drawings in plain words, and watch Tekla do the clicks.
Learn more →SDS2 Companion
Speed up member edits, connection checks and reports without leaving SDS2.
Learn more →CSI Companion
Set up load cases, check results and tidy models across the CSI programs.
Learn more →SOLIDWORKS Companion
Turn routine part, assembly and drawing chores into a sentence.
Learn more →STAAD Companion
Build, load and check STAAD models faster, with you in control of every change.
Learn more →Archicad Companion
Change walls, zones and layouts across a project by describing what you want.
Learn more →Rhino Companion
Model, clean up and organise geometry by talking to Rhino.
Learn more →Civil 3D Companion
Handle alignments, surfaces and labels in Civil 3D with plain instructions.
Learn more →CATIA Companion
Drive parts, products and drawings in CATIA by describing the change.
Learn more →OrCAD Companion
Check schematics, parts and nets in OrCAD without hunting through menus.
Learn more →AutoCAD Companion
Tidy layers, blocks and drawing sheets in AutoCAD with plain instructions.
Learn more →3D Slicer Companion
Load, segment and measure image data in 3D Slicer by saying what you need.
Learn more →How it works
Up and running in a few minutes.
Install the companion
Download it for your host program and install it on your Windows PC.
Sign in with your browser
Click Sign in in the companion. Your browser opens this site, and you confirm it's you.
Ask in plain words
Tell it what to change. It works in your model, and Undo is always one click away.
Your work stays yours
We don't store your prompts or the assistant's replies, and we never train AI models on your work. How we handle data