A senior programmer’s know-how, in every operator’s hands.
From the model, through the setup, to inspection — the future of the production floor.
Drop the STEP and the drawing, or the drawing alone — in under a minute you have a machining plan: setups, tools and cutting data by rules written from decades at the machine, not another AI guessing. MEKLYRA hands you a job package the floor can set up from. Every decision cites its rule; every gap is shown, never hidden.
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– parts planned and checked in the last hour · – in 24 hoursSee it live →Every point on this map is a real record MEKLYRA holds — its written rules, the tool makers’ catalogues it plans with, and the parts it has planned.
▶ The one-minute video
MEK-DEMO-07, planned by MEKLYRA: 2 setups, 11 operations, 9:53 cutting — every setup with its reasons.
From files to a job package.
Four steps, nothing hidden in between.
Load the part
Drop the part's files on one door: the STEP model with its drawing. The engine reads true B-Rep geometry — holes, pockets, steps in a bore, datums — and checks the model against the drawing's callouts. No model? Drop the drawing alone: MEKLYRA builds the model from it — milled, turned or mill-turn — and lists what the drawing does not give, for your confirm. A drawing it cannot truly read is refused, with the reason. Already programmed in SolidCAM? Its tool file with the part makes it a production package.
The playbook plans it
Setup order, workholding, work offsets, tools and cutting data — each decided by a written rule with its provenance shown, from your crib first and the makers' own cutting data second (ISCAR, Kennametal, Harvey Tool…); a tool without the maker's figures gives way to one that has them.
Review and hand off
Watch the simulation strip the stock operation by operation, read the why behind every choice, and print a production instruction the shop floor can actually set up from — and hand your CAM its own files: the tool library and ready operations (SolidCAM first).
The floor closes the loop
Release the job to the tablet at the machine — drawing, tools, inspection sheet. What actually ran comes back signed, and becomes the verified record the next part plans from.
Watch the whole film, and a real part planned in the open → · The one-minute quick start → · The quick-start video ▶ · Into your CAM — the files, ready to load → · From the drawing to an approved part — the whole chain →
The floor, easier than it has ever been.
MEKLYRA was built by a manufacturing technologist who started as a machine operator, then set the machines up, then programmed them. Every screen answers something he lived at the machine.
The drawing against the balloons
The drawing and the inspection report are checked balloon by balloon on the screen, with the limits and the middle of every tolerance — no waiting for someone to explain the report.
No paper at the machine
The job, its drawing and its setup reach the tablet at the machine. Nothing to print, and no traveler sheet with oil spilled on it.
The programmer, one tap away
The operator reports from the tablet on the operation itself — chatter, a worn or broken tool, a note — and the programmer sees it on the floor board at once, instead of a run across the shop.
The production manager sees the floor
What is running on which machine and how far each job has come — without walking the floor to find out.
Times for every operation
Machining time per operation and per part — the numbers a precision shop quotes and plans by.
Tools found, not searched for
Every operation names its tool from the shop's own library, with its holder and stick-out, before the setup starts.
Knowledge that comes back to you
Every shop that works with MEKLYRA makes it better for the next: what a plan teaches returns to the playbook, and to you on your next part — like machining with hundreds of programmers beside you. What comes back is know-how, never your parts: the model and the drawing reach our server in Tel Aviv only with your approval, stay in your account, and are never passed to anyone.
Everything else, one click away.
How it works
Watch the whole film — six real screens, one part, from the files to the floor — then a real part planned in the open.
Read more →Why MEKLYRA
314 written rules, each with an author — and the three that show how they were learned at the machine.
Read more →Pricing
A pilot on your own parts first, and a price set with your shop — founding places are limited.
Read more →About
Who builds MEKLYRA, and why the production floor needs it.
Read more →What is in MEK·LYRA.
MEK
Mechanical engineering, and the know-how of the shop floor: the rules a senior programmer works by, written down.
LYRA
The constellation of Vega, one of the stars navigators have fixed their position by for centuries. A fixed point to plan by: every decision cites its rule.