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Securely deploy your Grasshopper tools across your company. No developers required

Hundreds of engineering teams worldwide run thousands of internal design apps on ShapeDiver, saving hundreds of thousands of engineering hours annually.

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We are the pioneers of Grasshopper in the cloud. Since 2016, our technology is powering some of the most innovative Engineering companies in the world.

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The bottleneck between computational designers and engineers.

In most engineering firms, computational designers spend their days answering requests: rerunning Grasshopper files, exporting models, tweaking parameters. Engineers wait hours—or days—for results. Each iteration means another email, another file transfer, another potential mistake.

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ShapeDiver turns scripts into apps that engineers can run themselves.

Transform your Grasshopper definitions into secure web applications that any engineer can operate directly in their browser. No more waiting, no more back-and-forth.

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Real ROI from real engineering teams.

Engineering teams worldwide run thousands of internal design apps on ShapeDiver, saving hundreds of thousands of engineering hours annually.

On average, each fully deployed app saves 2 to 3 hours of engineering time per run. In their first year, engineering firms typically publish 5 to 10 apps, with each app being utilized hundreds of times annually.