Weld Done is a unified inspection platform that digitizes non‑destructive testing (NDT) workflows, letting technicians capture data, run advanced calculations, and generate ISO‑compliant PDF reports directly on‑site.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Non‑destructive testing (NDT) inspections often rely on manual data entry, disparate tools, and paper‑based reporting, leading to inconsistent documentation, time‑consuming report generation, and higher risk of errors, especially in remote or offline environments.
Solution
Weld Done provides a unified inspection platform that digitizes NDT workflows from data capture to ISO‑compliant reporting. The app offers structured, validated input fields and built‑in NDT tools that perform advanced calculations and automatically cross‑check results against ISO and ASME standards. An AI chatbot supplies real‑time guidance, helping users complete inspections faster while ensuring accuracy. All evidence—including photos, measurements, and calculations—is stored locally and synchronized to the cloud when connectivity is restored, enabling instant generation of signed PDF reports on‑site. The solution supports global operations by maintaining a single inspection standard across borders and time zones.
Target Audience
Primary users are NDT technicians, quality engineers, and inspection managers in industries such as oil & gas, manufacturing, and infrastructure who need efficient, compliant reporting across multiple field locations.
Features
- Structured, validated inspection forms that enforce standard data entry
- Integrated NDT toolbox with built‑in checks and automatic advanced calculations
- AI‑driven chatbot that provides guidance and auto‑fills inspection fields
- Offline capability with local data storage and automatic sync when online
- One‑tap generation of ISO‑ready, signed PDF reports directly on the device
- Real‑time cross‑validation against ISO and ASME codes to prevent errors
- Cloud‑based data synchronization for consistent standards across global sites