Growth
Customers ask for platforms we don't cover yet.
Gaps mapped and pricedEvery competitor product and price on the platform, and where you'd be first to market.
H7 / Product brands
Know what to build next, and build it as families.
For motorsport, aftermarket, off-road and accessory brands with a catalog to extend. We map what your customers can't buy from you yet, build one parametric parent per family on your own design rules, and price each family before we start. After that, a new platform is a configuration, not a new project.
7 stepsbrief to roadmap to shop-ready files
±20%estimate per family, re-checked after batch one
1 parentper family; every platform is a variant
Sound familiar?
What holds a catalog back.
Engineering time
Every new part starts from a blank page.
Parents on your design rulesBuilt from the parts you already sell, so the next platform reuses them instead of starting over.
Trust
Outside designers cost hours, then we redo the work.
You approve before we designFixed price per family, ±20% range, re-estimated with real numbers after batch one.
What changes
Three things your brand gets back.
Less engineering per new model
Parents, variant tables and automated drawings: a new chassis, size or platform comes out of the system you already own.
Cheaper parts, same strength
Laser-cut and bent plate, self-locating tabs, fewer welds, checked under the same loads as the part it replaces.
Proof your customers can see
Validated parts: stress-analysis visuals for your product pages, with every number checked by an engineer.
What you get first
Sample deliverables.
Example data on an invented catalog, so you can see the format. Your version is built on your products, your competitors and your design rules.
| Product type | You · A | Market · A | You · B | Market · B |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adjustable links | 3 brands | 2 brands | ||
| Engine mounts | 4 brands | 1 brand | ||
| Cooling plates | 1 brand | none | ||
| Skid plates | 5 brands | 3 brands | ||
| Bracket set | none | none |
you sell itpartialgapnone = first to market
| Family | Parent | Variants | Tiers | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALinks | once | 4 | street · track | fixed |
| BMounts | once | 4 | plate · billet | fixed |
| CCooling | once | 2 | one tier | fixed |
| R1Open question | optional research track | separate | ||
Parent once, variants cheap. You approve, cut or reorder.
- 0Scopeyou approve
- A·BFirst batchbuild
- CNext familyre-estimate
- →Next platformreuse
An optional research track runs alongside and only gates the family that needs it.
Case study
In progress.
Product-line roadmapA motorsport parts brandSuspension and chassis partsLive engagement
A roadmap for two new platforms
A brand with a strong catalog on other platforms wanted to cover two popular platforms its customers kept asking about, without one-off designs for every part.
Scope table from the brief, every competitor product and price mapped, design rules extracted from the brand's own parts, gaps grouped into parametric families with an estimate each and a first batch to approve. Research, automation and design checks handed over for the next platform. Next: optimization and FEA of parts already on sale.
2new platforms mapped into product families, on the brand's own design rules
A catalog to extend, or parts that cost too much to make? Start with the roadmap.
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