A quote request in your inbox. A signed-off quote back to the customer.

Less time quoting. More time making parts.

Kunstruct picks the request up wherever it arrives, builds the model from the drawing, checks manufacturability, plans the job on your machines and tooling, and prices every quantity. When something needs a person, it takes the question to whoever owns the answer, wherever they already talk, and nothing goes to the customer until it has been signed off.

Runs in Autodesk Fusion with the inbox, chat and drive your shop already uses · Other CAD platforms in development
Real screens from one run, inbox to quote, in a pilot Microsoft 365 tenant with Autodesk Fusion. KAI-1001 is a sample part priced with example shop rates. Names are blurred.
Your stack

It runs on the systems your team already has.

The panel lives in Autodesk Fusion. The RFQ comes out of the inbox you already watch. The questions arrive in the chat your people already use. The quote folder is on your drive. Nobody learns a new system.

Working today
  • Autodesk FusionDesign, CAM
  • OutlookRFQ intake, quotes out
  • GmailRFQ intake, quotes out
  • Microsoft TeamsQuestions, sign-off
  • OneDriveQuote folders
  • ExcelForecasts, capacity
  • WordQuote documents
  • PDFPDFDrawings, RFQs, quotes
  • STPSTEPCustomer models
Kunstruct is a member of the Autodesk Developer Network, which provides Autodesk development licences and API support. It is not an endorsement by Autodesk.
In development
  • SOLIDWORKSAdd-in in progress
  • Inventor
  • PTCCreo
  • Siemens NX
  • CAMGibbsCAMToolpaths
  • CAMMastercamToolpaths
  • ERPJobBOSSQuote in, router out
  • ERPProShopQuote in, router out
  • ERPEpicor, E2
  • SAPERP
  • PDMVault, PDM
  • Slack
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • SPSharePoint
  • Dropbox

Your shop, your numbers. Machines, tooling, material prices, rates and margins come from your shop profile, so two shops quoting the same part get different prices, because they should. Nothing is pooled across shops and your files are never used to train models.

Product names and logos belong to their owners and indicate compatibility, not endorsement. The demos on this page were built in Autodesk Fusion with Outlook, Teams and OneDrive.
Security

Your IP stays yours.

Your tenant, your drive, your CAD

The panel runs inside Autodesk Fusion on your workstation. The quote folder is on your OneDrive. The Teams bot is installed in your own Microsoft 365 tenant by your admin, who can remove it at any time.

Your data is never training data

Files are processed for your quote and nothing else. No training on customer data, no pooling across shops, and your own history stays in your environment.

Built for controlled work

For export-controlled programs the pipeline keeps drawings on the workstation and the inference endpoint is pluggable, so a US-hosted government cloud can be used when the work requires it.

How it works

One quote request, in to out, in four steps.

Kunstruct does the reading, modeling, planning and pricing, about ten minutes of its own time on the run shown here. Your people make the calls that need a person, and nothing goes to the customer until they sign off.

Quoting inbox01 / 04
The request lands in the inbox
01Intake

Picks up the quote request wherever it arrives

An email with a drawing and an RFQ sheet, a website form, a customer portal. Kunstruct reads the request, acknowledges the buyer, and opens a quote folder on your drive with everything in it.

Next · In development

When the PO lands, the same job plan becomes the router. The build plan behind the quote already holds the operations, the machines and the times, so on acceptance it can be written straight into your ERP as a routing sheet instead of being typed in again. JobBOSS and ProShop first.

Real captures from one run, no mockups: the quoting inbox, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, Excel and Autodesk Fusion in a pilot Microsoft 365 tenant. Names are blurred. Example Robotics and KAI-1001 are Kunstruct samples. About ten minutes of Kunstruct time, pending the people it asks.
Why it is different

Most tools speed up one step. Kunstruct runs the whole loop.

An AI plug-in inside your CAM makes toolpaths faster. A quoting portal gives you a system of record. Neither reads the drawing, asks your people, checks the plant, or waits for a signature. Kunstruct does all of it, where the work already happens.

AI inside your CAMA quoting portalKunstruct
Reads the RFQ in your inbox and files the packagePortals need the customer to upload into them.–◐✓
Builds a parametric model from the 2D drawingCAM tools start from a model you already have.––✓
Manufacturability with the measured value, the limit and the fixFifteen processes, from milling to tube bending.◐◐✓
Toolpaths and cycle time from real CAMFirst pass inside Autodesk Fusion, for a programmer to review.✓–✓
Price from your machines, crib, rates and margins◐✓✓
Takes questions to the person who owns the answer, in the chat they already useThey answer when they are free; the quote keeps moving.––✓
Capacity checked against your plant forecastFrom your planning data, however you keep it.––✓
Sign-off before the quote goes out–◐✓
Your past change orders and first articles on each findingRetrieved from your own records. Nothing is pooled or trained on.––✓
Lives in your CAD, your inbox and your driveNo new system for the estimator to live in.◐–✓
Categories describe typical products, not any one company. The Kunstruct column is what ran in the loop above, in Autodesk Fusion with Outlook, Teams and OneDrive in a pilot tenant. Other CAD platforms are in development.
The second price

Send the quote with a second price: the part as drawn, and the part if they take your changes.

Your estimator already knows which features make a part expensive, and which tolerances nobody needed. Kunstruct puts that in the quote itself: the price as drawn, and a cheaper price if the customer accepts the changes, each one costed from your own rates and tooling. The buyer gets a reason to come back to you instead of shopping the drawing around.

KAI-1002 HOUSING, SENSOR, a Kunstruct sample. Real engine, real Fusion, costs from an example shop profile, history from sample records.

Option A, as drawn

Pocket corners at R.030, 1.00 in deep, so the only cutter that fits has to reach 16 times its diameter. Four mounting holes at .300 in, which is not a drill size.

Option B, with these changes

Corners opened to R.170 so a stocked 1/4 in end mill arcs through, holes to 5/16. Re-check comes back clean.

Saves About $1,100 across the lot of 50 at the example shop's rates, and about 40 percent of the cycle time on the corners. No long-reach cutter to buy.

Why they will say yes

In 2016 this shop broke two cutters on the first article of a sister part and asked the customer to open the same corners from R.030 to R.125. The change order came back approved.

Fifteen processes and 62 materials today
  • CNC milling
  • CNC turning
  • Sheet metal
  • Injection molding
  • Metal casting
  • Polymer 3D printing
  • Metal 3D printing
  • Welded fabrication
  • Closed-die forging
  • Aluminum extrusion
  • EDM
  • Precision grinding
  • Fiber composites
  • Tube bending
  • Metal stamping
Pilot

Bring us the workflow. We will bring you efficiency and cost savings.

We will set Kunstruct up around it, on your standards and your shop, and measure what it saves.

Josh Heckman, founder of Kunstruct AI

Kunstruct is founded by Josh Heckman, a mechanical design engineer with aerospace and defense experience at two Fortune 500 companies. Winner of the 2026 Kelley EVC pitch competition.

Josh Heckman · Founder
Waitlist

The platform ships in pieces.
Be first in line.

The drawing checker is live today. Join the waitlist and we will reach out as each new piece goes live: the Fusion add-in, the design assistant, and the quoting and manufacturability tools.

Less time quoting. More time making parts. An AI quoting loop that runs in the CAD, inbox and Teams your shop already uses.

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