Functional. Modular. Repairable.
A one-person design bureau and factory in Kazakhstan: from idea to finished device.

Mechanical parts and assemblies: sketch → part → assembly. Precise B-rep geometry on OpenCASCADE, written in Rust. No cloud, no subscription, no account.

• Sketching: lines, arcs, splines, slots, text, with constraints and dimensions solved together
• Parts: extrude, revolve, sweep, loft, fillet, chamfer, shell, holes, patterns, booleans and more
• Assemblies: joints, limits and drives, degrees of freedom, interference check
• Exchange: STEP, STL, DXF, SVG

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QymDeck prototype A modular netbook built on SOM modules, for engineers, sysadmins and geeks. RS232, UART, I2C and SPI on board, expansion boards, and QymOS, its own Arch-based Linux with a current 6.x kernel. Sources are coming soon.

QymBuds in production Modular headphones with replaceable drivers, ear pads and cable. Build the headphones that fit you, and replace only the part that breaks. Sources are coming soon.

All Qymis software is open source.

• Functional: every device solves a real task. No features for the sake of features.
• Modular: any component can be swapped. Replace the part, not the device.
• Repairable: every device can be opened and fixed, with available parts, a clear design and open documentation.

Development is self-funded. Supporters get early access to new projects and dev logs.