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Software got Git.
Hardware got plate_v7_FINAL_use_this(2).sldprt

Teliyr is the home for your team's CAD. One place to store every part, keep its full history, and work on it together, with every change shown to you before it reaches the main design.

shank_plate.sldprtmain
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You know this folder.

Shared drives were never built for design work. The file name ends up doing the job of a history, and nobody trusts it.

Shared drive / Plates

  • shank_plate.sldprtMar 3
  • shank_plate_v2.sldprtMar 19
  • shank_plate_v2_lighter.sldprtApr 2
  • shank_plate_v3_FINAL.sldprtApr 2
  • shank_plate_v3_FINAL_use_this.sldprtApr 9
  • shank_plate_v3_FINAL_use_this (1).sldprtApr 9
  • Copy of shank_plate_OLD_do_not_use.sldprtApr 11

Teliyr / plates

  • shank_plate.sldprtmain
  • Merged lighter-plate, reviewed by PriyaApr 9
  • Add a lightening holeApr 2
  • Shorten the narrow end by 18.71 mmApr 2
  • First releaseMar 3
Which one went to the vendor?
What changed between v2 and v3?
Who is editing it right now?

One file. Its whole story.

You keep designing in the CAD tool you already use. Teliyr stores every file, remembers every version, and shows your team what changed.

One home for every part

Your team's CAD lives in one place, backed up and always current. Not on a shared drive, not on someone's laptop.

Sync with one command

Pull the latest design, push your work. No copies, no renaming, no asking who has the newest file.

Branch any idea

Try the lighter plate or the new mount without touching the design everyone depends on. Keep it or throw it away.

See the change before it lands

Before and after views with the difference marked, and a plain sentence for each change: shorter by 18.71 mm, a new hole, 5.3 g lighter.

Go back to any day

Every version of every part is kept exactly as it was saved. Undo a merge with one command.

Where hardware gets built together.

Note 1

Your CAD stays

Native files, stored and returned byte for byte. Starting with SolidWorks, built so other tools can follow.

Note 2

Made for small teams

For the ten-person team that has outgrown a shared drive and does not want a PDM project.

Note 3

Ready for what is next

As AI starts to design parts alongside engineers, every author needs a place to commit, branch and be reviewed.

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Tell us how your team versions CAD today.

We are working closely with a few hardware teams while Teliyr takes shape. If the folder above looked familiar, write to us.

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