The operating platform for photovoltaic engineering
Engineering on autopilot.
The future of PV design is not drawing faster. It is letting the computer do the work while you keep every decision.
- Priority
- Balanced
- Modules
- 20
- Inverters
- 1
- Installed
- 8.10 kWp
- Yearly yield
- 13,162 kWh
The PVStructor universe
One ecosystem. Every tool in orbit.
- Auto-design The best module-inverter pair, found for you.
- Simulation Monthly yield from published models.
- 3D modelling The roof and its surroundings in 3D.
- Shading Beam loss every 5 cm, over a year.
- Climate data NASA POWER at the site’s coordinates.
- Scenarios Cold, average and hot years.
- Catalogue Modules and inverters, ready to use.
- Demand Monthly load profiles.
- Tariffs Energy, grid and tax components.
- Teams Shared projects and permissions.
- History Every change on record.
- Proposals Interactive proposals shared by link.
- Financial Payback, cash flow and ROI.
- Reports Always-current technical reports.
- Marketplace Components, templates and algorithms.
- APIs The engine inside your own tools.
- CAD/BIM Export to your drawing tools.
- Live collaboration Several engineers, one project, at once.
- Versions Compare and restore any version.
- Terrain A drawn polygon becomes 3D ground.
- Diagrams Single-line diagrams from the design.
- Integrations CRMs and the tools you already use.
- Flows Your own automated workflows.
The autopilot
Same destination. No detours.
The usual way
Round 1- 1 Engineer
- 2 Picks a module
- 3 Sizes
- 4 Moves modules
- 5 Simulates
- 6 Fixes
- 7 Simulates again
Every fix sends you back.
PVStructor
Final design- 1 Your goal
- 2 Autopilot works
- 3 Suggests
- 4 You change it
- 5 Autopilot adapts
- 6 Final design
Your change is an input, never a restart.
You never lose control. The platform only takes the repetitive work.
Live demo
Fly it yourself.
A real consumer in Rio de Janeiro. Real engine results.
Priority
Adjust. Results follow.
This is the best plane for this site.
Scenario
Pick module, inverter and strings- NASA POWER climate loaded
- 16,008 module-inverter pairs tested
- 7,798 within the IEC 62548-1 limits
- Ranked by your priority
- Design ready in s
- Modules
- Chosen by the autopilot
- Inverters
- Chosen by the autopilot
- Installed
- Chosen by the autopilot
Figures precomputed by the PVStructor engine for this site; every slider position is its own simulation.
Scientific simulation
Precise enough for research. Fast enough for the market.
Same design, same site. Only the model changes.
For integrators
It does not just save hours. It sells more.
A good proposal is not a document. It is your company’s best sales argument.
The usual integrator
- Designed by hand
- Static PDF
- Dozens of technical pages
- Days per change
With PVStructor
- Design on autopilot
- Proposal in minutes
- Changes on the spot
- A client who understands
Simulate it on your operation
Your numbers, your assumptions.
An illustration built only on the figures you enter, not a promise. Real results depend on each company’s sales and operations.
The proposal stops being a PDF. It becomes an experience.
- System
- 8.10 kWp
- Yearly yield
- 13,162 kWh
- Yearly saving
- Payback
Residential project
20 × JA SOLAR JAM54D30-405/GB · 1 × GoodWe GW8.5K-MS-G40
Production
Monthly yield, from the engine
Tariff and price are example values; change them. Flat tariff, no degradation.
One project
Four ways to read it.
What to sell, and what it delivers.
Every limit checked on the coldest morning and the hottest afternoon.
Published models, reproducible runs.
Every number shows where it came from.
Manifesto
Engineering has always moved forward when it stopped spending time on repetitive work.
The drawing board gave way to CAD.
CAD gave way to modelling.
Now it is the turn of automation-driven engineering.
The professional stays in command. The computer takes the operational work.
That is PVStructor.
Early access
Get in before the launch.
We are choosing the partners who will shape the future of PV engineering.
- Full access before launch
- Founding-member terms
- A say in the roadmap