Fixwright: Offline Repair AI

About Fixwright: Offline Repair AI

The whole workshop in your pocket — and it never needs a signal.

Fixwright packs 700+ vetted trade manuals (177,000+ searchable passages), an on-device AI that
answers repair questions with real citations, a camera that identifies parts and reads nameplates, an
improvise engine for when you don't have the right part — plus a full set of shop tools built from
your phone's sensors. Everything runs 100% on your device after a one-time download. No account. No
ads. No tracking. No internet needed, ever again.

ASK ANYTHING, GET CITED ANSWERS
Wiring a 3-way switch. A mower that won't start. Sweating copper pipe. A furnace short-cycling.
Bleeding brakes. Setting a fence post that stays plumb. Ask by voice or text and get a direct answer
built ONLY from real manuals, with tappable citations to the exact pages. English & Spanish.

REAL MANUALS, NAMED
Every answer names the manuals it drew from, so you can open the source page and judge it yourself.
USDA Wood Handbook (FPL-GTR-282). FAA AC 43.13-1B. FM 5-428 Concrete and Masonry. Construction
Electrician, NAVPERS 10636-C. Engineman 2, NAVPERS 10540. Machine Shop Practice. Nothing is invented
— if the library doesn't cover it, the app says so.

POINT THE CAMERA
• Part ID — snap a photo of a part, tool, or material and get the most likely matches, ranked, with
safety cautions on the dangerous ones. It tells you what KIND of thing you're holding, not the exact
part number.
• Plate Reader — photograph any motor nameplate or appliance data plate; the model numbers are read
on-device and searched across the library instantly.
• Magnifier — zoom + flashlight + freeze-frame for tiny part numbers.

IMPROVISE SAFELY
No epoxy? No funnel? No gasket? The improvise engine gives vetted substitutions with honest limits —
and it flat-out refuses to improvise the things that kill people (brakes, gas, breakers, pressure
relief, structural).

A REAL TOOLBOX
Bubble level & angle finder • calibrated on-screen ruler • protractor • feet-inches-fractions
calculator • stud & metal finder • sound, spectrum & engine-RPM analyzer • light, tone & altitude
meters • Ohm's law, board-feet, concrete & paint calculators • tap-drill, wire-ampacity, torque &
grit charts • knots • a shop timer that keeps running when you leave the app.

TRACK EVERY REPAIR
The Jobs workspace keeps each fix together — photos, parts lists, measurements, and saved manual
pages — so you can pick up right where you left off. Export the whole lot to a file whenever you want
it off the phone.

BUILT FOR WHERE THE SIGNAL DIES
Crawlspaces and basements. Mechanical rooms. A barn, a boat, a jobsite trailer, a cabin at the end of
a dirt road. Fixwright was built for the places repairs actually happen, where looking it up online
is not an option.

WHO KEEPS IT ON THEIR PHONE
Homeowners who would rather fix it than wait a week for a callout. Tradespeople checking a spec on
site. Farmers and ranchers a long way from a parts counter. RV, boat and cabin owners. Anyone who has
needed the answer with no bars showing.

BUILT ON REAL MANUALS
The library is built from vetted public-domain trade manuals — military technical manuals, Navy
rate-training courses, federal agency handbooks, and classic trade references covering electrical,
plumbing, engines, automotive, carpentry, welding, masonry, roofing, machining, solar, HVAC and
rigging. Every one is public domain, a US government work, or written for Fixwright — checked before
each release.

SAFETY FIRST, HONESTLY
Fixwright tells you when to put the phone down and call a licensed pro. Mains panels, gas lines,
brakes, and structural work can kill — the app helps you understand that work, not bluff you through
it. Warnings appear when the job actually calls for one, not on every answer.