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Upload
Drop in your manual
Upload a PDF, a scan or even a photo of the instruction sheet or schematic. No special format needed.
AI-powered · 2D manual → interactive 3D
Assembly & Schematics Made Effortless
Upload any flat-pack manual or technical schematic. StepsToGo's AI rebuilds it as an interactive 3D guide you can rotate, zoom and follow one clear step at a time.
Oakline Bookcase
STEP 4 / 12
AI-built from manual.pdf
manual.pdf · p.7
Side panel B ×1
Dowel 8×30 ×8
Slide side panel B onto the 8 dowels until flush.
Illustrative preview of the viewer
Built for
Flat-pack furniture
Appliances
Wiring diagrams
Circuit schematics
Hobby & model kits
Any technical PDF
The problem
Flat drawings. Three-dimensional headaches.
Manuals are drawn once and shipped to millions of people. They expect you to mentally rotate parts, decode symbols and spot the tiny difference between step 6 and step 7.
The old way
Guesswork in 2D
- Tiny drawings that hide how parts actually fit together
- Wordless pictograms you have to decode first
- Flipping between pages, parts bags and your phone
- A panel mounted backwards, noticed six steps later
- Schematics that only experts can read
The StepsToGo way
Clarity in 3D
- Interactive 3D you can rotate to any angle
- Plain-language steps with the exact parts highlighted
- One focused step at a time, with a parts checklist
- Orientation mistakes are visible before you make them
- Schematics you can trace, tap and finally understand
How it works
From flat PDF to 3D guide in three steps
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Analyze
AI reads & rebuilds it
Our AI identifies every part, fastener and connection, then reconstructs the whole build as a true 3D model.
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Build
Follow along in 3D
Rotate, zoom and step through at your own pace. Every step highlights exactly which parts go where.
Features
Everything you need to get it right the first time
Built for the workshop floor, the living room and the electronics bench.
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2D → 3D, automatically
Upload a PDF or photo and get every part, joint and fastener as a real 3D model. No CAD skills required.
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One step at a time
Each step isolates the parts you need, highlights where they go and explains what to do in plain language.
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Rotate, zoom, explode
Look from any angle and pull the model apart with an exploded-view slider to see how everything fits.
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Smart parts checklist
Every panel, screw and dowel is counted up front, so a missing part is no surprise at step 9.
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Schematic mode
Wiring and circuit diagrams become traceable. Tap a connection and follow it from start to finish.
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Made for any screen
Phone, tablet or laptop, with big tap targets for the moments when your hands are full.
Behind StepsToGo
Built by one person who hates leftover screws
StepsToGo is built by Emirhan Demirci in Germany. It is an early-stage project: the product is not released yet, and the waitlist is how we find out who needs it most. We will tell you honestly where things stand.
Questions or ideas? Write to business@stepstogo.dev.
FAQ
Good questions
When does StepsToGo launch?
There is no fixed date yet. We open to a small group first, and the people on the waitlist get the first invitations.
What will it cost?
Joining the waitlist is free and commits you to nothing. Pricing is not decided yet. We will share it before you have to pay for anything.
What happens to my email address?
We use it only to tell you about the launch. It is stored in a database restricted to EU jurisdiction and deleted when you withdraw your consent, at the latest after 24 months. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
Which manuals will work?
We are building for PDFs, scans and photos of flat-pack, appliance and electronics manuals. Results will vary at first, which is exactly what early access is for.
Early access
Be first in line to build the easy way
We're opening StepsToGo to a small group first. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment it's your turn.
- Priority access when we open the doors
- Free to join, no credit card needed
- Help shape the product with direct feedback