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What Tablif read on JointLib's site

JointLib describes itself as: “JointLib Structural and geotechnical engineering in the browser”

Calls itself “geotechnical analysis”.

“Finite element geotechnical analysis in the browser, nothing to install: staged excavations, anchored walls, slopes, tunnels and piles”

Monthly subscription. A free tier up to a usage limit. Trial: “3 runs”. Prices quoted: €9.

“Studio gives 3 free runs, then €9 per month.”

“70+ Eurocode calculators are free; Studio gives 3 free runs, then €9 per month.”

“Every Studio program has its own 3 free runs. When you use them up in one program, you are asked to subscribe for €9/month”

Sells to developers. Made for engineer. Sells into geotechnical engineering. Available in 2 languages.

“…ones you can rely on as an engineer.”

“Structural and geotechnical engineering in the browser”

A desktop app and web app. Hosted in the cloud. AI is a side feature.

“Desktop agent”

“Finite element geotechnical analysis in the browser, nothing to install”

Integrates with Revit and Tekla. Names AutoCAD and Studio on its pages.

“AutoCAD”

“JointLib”

Live, no waitlist. Claims “391 automated tests”. Compliance: Eurocode 7. Try it without signing up. Publishes a blog.

“Register”

“…no card needed.”

Tablif read these pages, last on 3 Nov 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.

JointLib · Office #61,507