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Whisker

Create and edit CAD models into production-ready prototypes

Whisker turns plain-English descriptions into production-ready parametric CAD models. A multi-agent AI pipeline generates real B-Rep geometry, verifies it using a proprietery algorithm, and iteratively fixes issues - all in under 1 minute. Every dimension is a tunable parameter. Export one-click to STEP, STL, or natively into Fusion 360 with full feature trees and linked user parameters. Real parametric CAD. Free to start.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Danila, founder of Spatial Kittens and maker of Whisker. The problem: Translating a design idea into a parametric CAD model takes hours of manual feature construction - even for experienced engineers. Sketching a flange or turbocharger housing means dozens of constrained sketches, extrusions, and fillets before you can even evaluate the concept. Why existing tools don't solve this: Other AI CAD tools produce mesh approximations or static geometry. You get a shape, but no parametric control, no feature tree, and no way to tweak dimensions without starting over. Whisker is different: - Real parametric output — every dimension is an editable parameter with min/max constraints, not a frozen mesh - Custom geometry verification — a geometry agent analyzes 6-view renders and iteratively fixes issues before marking a model complete - Native Fusion 360 import (beta) — our add-in creates real features (extrusions, fillets, chamfers) with linked User Parameters, not a STEP dump Free tier: 10 generations/month, full parametric output, STEP & STL export. No credit card required, free forever. We're live at https://whisker.spatialkittens.com and onboarding enterprise users from the waitlist (30+ companies already queued). I'd love your feedback on two things: 1. What types of parts would you try generating first? 2. Besides Fusion 360, which CAD platform integration matters most to you? We'll be here all day answering questions!