Find the waste
Walk the workflow and see where the hours go. The classic: one mistake on page 3, copied into every drawing made after it.
Bill Kishonti
Fluid power and controls on one side, software on the other. Both are after the same thing: less time spent, fewer mistakes made.
Creator of Hurricane, the AutoCAD batch script tool drafters have relied on since 2003.
74 mph. The speed at which wind becomes a hurricane.

A stand-alone Windows program that writes and runs AutoCAD batch scripts across whole drawing sets.
Recent projects.
Two disciplines, one output: less time spent, fewer mistakes made.
Walk the workflow and see where the hours go. The classic: one mistake on page 3, copied into every drawing made after it.
A batch script, a VBA macro, a desktop app or a web app. Whichever gets you there fastest, with the fewest moving parts.
A tool only saves time if people keep using it. Hurricane has been in daily use since 2003.
I’m not loyal to any tool. I use whichever one gets your work done faster and with fewer mistakes.
and ~25% less design time, from VBA design tooling on automated welding lines.
Hurricane has batch-edited AutoCAD drawings for CAD teams, one script at a time.
Tornado audits a whole folder of drawings against your CAD standards, then hands the problem files to Hurricane.
From a single automation to a full production platform.
Full-stack SaaS, portals and internal tools, built around your data, from schema to Stripe.
Turn spreadsheets and manual process into fast, reliable software your team actually uses.
Kill the repetitive work, from AutoCAD batch scripts to backend jobs that run themselves.
Hydraulics, pneumatics and EPLAN/PLC controls design: the machine side of the house.