On the job
Everything you reach for, one tap deep
Made for a tradie with one hand free and the phone in the sun. Big targets, short words, the answer first.
Job checklists
Oven and cooktop, EV charger, solar, battery, bathroom, switchboard upgrade and more. Each item points at the clause, table or figure that governs it, so you open the right page first time.
Clause cards that tell you what to do
Tap any clause number for its heading, print page, and guidance written in plain words: what it requires, the exceptions, and what to check. The figure stays in your copy; you note it once and it follows the clause into every job.
Circuit sizing
Design current, breaker, cable rating in its conditions, then the Ib ≤ In ≤ Iz check. Every step shown with its working. Tap a step and the AI explains it with your numbers.
Cable run
Enter the current, the cable's millivolt figure from your table and the drop you are allowed. Get the longest run, or the drop over the run you have.
Ask AI, tradie style
Pick the job, ask the question. The answer is one line, then "Do this" with clause numbers, then "Look up" for any figure. Under 120 words, every time.
How a job goes
Open, check, note, done
The app never quotes the standard. It gets you to the right page fast and remembers what you found there.
Pick the job
Search "oven" or "charger". The checklist and its clause pills come up straight away, offline too.
Read the card, open your copy
The card says what the clause asks of you. Open the page it names, read the figure, and type it into the note once.
Size it and ask
Run the numbers in the calculators. Stuck on a step or a special case? Ask the AI and get an answer you can act on.
Sitting the LEA?
The same app gets you through the licence exam
Ten modules from Ohm's law to the MEN system, original questions on spaced repetition, timed mock papers, and a switchboard you wire and fault-find yourself. Study when you can; look things up when you must.
Your standards, your copy. ElectricSup cites clause, table and figure numbers and explains them in its own words. It never reproduces text, tables, figures or values from AS/NZS standards. Distances, ratings and limits come from your copy, typed in by you, and the AI is told the same.