Designing a mechanical part or enclosure usually means installing a large CAD suite and, often, paying for it upfront. HVH Designer takes a different approach: a browser-based CAD platform for building real 3D parts and assemblies, no installation, no dedicated workstation, just a browser tab.
Under the Hood
HVH Designer is built on Parasolid, the same geometry kernel used across established commercial CAD systems. It’s a genuine modeling engine, not a simplified alternative.
Why It’s Worth a Look
Many software engineers eventually need mechanical design skills, an enclosure for a hardware project, a bracket for a robotics build, a 3D-printable part for a side project. Traditional CAD has real cost and hardware barriers to entry. Browser-based CAD removes both:
No install, no license key
Runs on a standard laptop, no dedicated GPU required
Accessible from any device with a browser
What’s Next
An integrated 3D parts library and real-time collaboration are both in development, moving toward a fully connected, cloud-native design workflow.
Explore it here: hvhdesigner.com