Automation · Web · Engineering
Bring your business online, connect the tools you already use, or turn an engineering calculation into a useful application.
Start with a specific problem. Choose the service that fits, or tell us what you need help with.
Reduce manual steps between the tools and documents your business relies on.
Example: route an incoming document for review, then update the right system.
Help visitors understand what you offer and take the next step.
Example: a business website that helps visitors find information and get in touch.
Turn a spreadsheet or internal process into an application built around its users.
Example: a portal that keeps requests, updates, and project records together.
Bring your formulas into a browser with clear inputs, units, and traceable results.
Calculation methods, limits, and required engineering review are agreed for each project.
Try an automation workflow, a project portal, a business website, and an interactive engineering tool. Each demonstrates an approach that can be adapted to a different industry or workflow.
Turn a sample request into a routed task and reply draft. Adjust the rules, approve the next step, and explore duplicate detection and connection retries.
Try the Automation Demo
Explore a shared workspace with a dashboard, searchable requests, a task board, and project activity. Create a sample request and see each view update.
Try the Project Portal
A multi-page website with service information, an image gallery, and a structured inquiry form. This example uses sample machine shop content.
View Website Demo
Build a load case with point loads, distributed loads, and applied moments. Change supports and section properties, then explore the shear, moment, and deflection diagrams.
Try the Beam CalculatorA shared plan, regular reviews, and a usable handover keep each project grounded in your requirements.
Walk through your workflow and agree the goals, scope, and acceptance checks.
Choose the right approach and review the proposed interface before building.
Review the important paths as the software takes shape and test agreed examples.
Launch with operating guidance and an agreed plan for any ongoing support.
Mechanical engineering specialist · Calgary, Alberta
Dioxify is led by Andre, a mechanical engineering specialist based in Calgary, Alberta. His work spans websites, AI, and automation, bringing an engineering perspective to practical software for businesses and technical teams.
About Andre & DioxifyShare your goal, how you work today, and any timing or budget constraints.
We review your inquiry and reply by email to clarify the requirements and discuss a suitable next step.
Remote collaboration, with scope and review points agreed for each project.