No dongles. No software crashes. No kidding.

Power system studies shouldn't take all day

ekx is a web-based single line diagram tool with built-in load flow, short-circuit analysis, and automatic equipment sizing. Build the one-line, get results instantly, and stop paying for software that crashes. Built by a practicing engineer for engineers who'd rather design systems than fight their software.

ekx interface showing a single line diagram with live load flow and short circuit results

You already know the problem

Desktop study tools were designed in the 90s and it shows. ekx is what they'd look like if someone started over today.

No installs, no dongles

Open a browser. Start working. No license servers, no IT tickets, no waiting for a dongle to ship. Your laptop is enough.

Results in seconds, not minutes

Short circuit and load flow update live as you build the model. Change a motor HP and watch cable sizes adjust automatically per National Electrical Code.

Just the tools you need

We do three things: short circuit, load flow, and auto equipment sizing. That focus is why ekx is fast and the other tools aren't.

Built by a practicing engineer for engineers who'd rather design systems than fight their software.

Load Flow

Bus voltages, branch flows, and system losses

Voltage drop analysis across your entire system

What-if scenarios to compare loading across different configurations

Short Circuit

Three-phase and line-to-ground fault duties

Momentary, interrupting, and symmetrical values at each bus

Automatic duty checks against device ratings

Auto Equipment Sizing

Cable, breaker, and transformer sizing per NEC — automatic

Sizes update live as you change the model

Override any auto-sized value when engineering judgment says so

How it works

Three steps. No installations. Results in minutes, not hours.

1

Build the one-line

Drag, drop, connect. Add device data from built-in libraries or paste from a spreadsheet. No training course required.

  • Drag-and-drop diagram builder
  • Built-in device libraries
  • Excel/CSV import
One-line diagram builder with drag and drop
2

Get results instantly

Short circuit and load flow run on every change. Equipment sizes update automatically per NEC. No waiting.

  • Live short circuit and load flow
  • Auto equipment sizing per NEC
  • Compare scenarios side-by-side
Live calculation results updating in real-time
3

Export and deliver

Review flagged issues, export one-line diagrams, and generate reports. One click.

  • PDF one-line diagrams
  • Professional study reports
  • One-click export
Professional PDF report export

You've been putting up with this

Desktop study tools
Dongles, license servers, and IT tickets just to open the app
Recalcs that take long enough for a coffee break
Crashes that lose your unsaved work
$10K+ costs
Features you'll never use cluttering the interface
ekx
Open a browser tab and start
Short circuit and load flow update as you type
Cloud-saved — your work is always there
Start free, pay a fraction of desktop pricing
Quick prototyping and sizing

Start free. No credit card.

Build a project and run your first study in minutes. Upgrade when you need more.

Free
Get started with ekx
$0/month
1 project
Up to 2 buses
Short circuit & load flow
Build & explore diagrams
Community support
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Starter
For independent consultants
$99/mo
$27/month
5 projects
Up to 50 buses per project
Short circuit, load flow & auto sizing
PDF & report exports
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Professional
For engineers and growing teams
$199/mo
$149/month
Unlimited projects
Unlimited buses
All Starter features, plus:
Shared project library
Team member management
Centralized billing
Audit log & activity history
Priority support
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Questions you probably have

Can this actually replace my desktop tool?

For short circuit, load flow, and equipment sizing — yes. We don't do protection coordination, harmonic analysis, or transient stability. We do three things and we do them fast. If that's what you need, you don't need a $10K desktop license.

What standards and methods does it use?

Short circuit uses IEC 60909-based calculations and automated regression tests against PandaPower expected-result fixtures for representative commercial and industrial systems. Load flow uses Newton-Raphson. Equipment sizing follows NEC 2023. Full method documentation is available in our docs.

Will it work on my locked-down company laptop?

No admin rights or installs needed — it runs entirely in the browser. The only thing that could stop you is a corporate firewall blocking the site. If your network allows general web access, you're good.

Who owns the data?

You do. Export your models, diagrams, and reports anytime. Your projects are private by default. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit.

Is this just a one-line drawing tool?

No. The diagram is the model. When you place a transformer and connect it, ekx knows its impedance, ratings, and where it sits in the system. The one-line isn't a picture — it's a live electrical model.

Stop fighting your legacy software.

Build the one-line, get short circuit and load flow results, and auto-size your equipment. Takes minutes, not days.

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