Curious Technologies LLC · Asheville, North Carolina

Tools that remove hours of manual work.

Manufacturing first. We talk to the people doing the work, find the workflow that eats hours, and ship a reliable tool that fixes exactly that. Built close to the customer. Licensed simply. Supported after it ships.

DWG 104-B · REV A · QTY 4 Ø6 → SCRIBE MARK 610 mm → 24.016 in 420 mm → 16.535 in FIG. 1 — TYPICAL PLATE, BATCH-EDITED · AUDIT LOGGED
EVERY CONVERTED VALUE CARRIES ITS SOURCE. EVERY CHANGE LANDS IN THE AUDIT LOG.

Sec. 01 · What we do

Software for manufacturing

We build working tools, not platforms — the kind that take a job your team does by hand today and get it done in minutes, correctly, with a paper trail.

Read this first

Our tools run where your work lives. Most ship as a single file that runs in your browser — zero install, works offline, your data never leaves your shop.

Nothing to deploy, nothing uploaded, nothing phoning home — open it and work.

  • 01

    Excel & spreadsheet automation

    The workbooks your team lives in — trackers, reports, change files — filled, checked, and reconciled automatically instead of by hand.

  • 02

    BOMs from drawings

    Bills of materials extracted from drawings and documents, cleaned up, and delivered in the format your other systems expect.

  • 03

    Less manual entry

    Where the same data gets typed twice, a tool should carry it instead — batch processing with an audit trail on every change.

  • 04

    Built to order

    When off-the-shelf doesn’t fit the way your team actually works, we design and build the tool that does — supported by the person who wrote it.

Sec. 02 · Process

How we work

Software has overpromised to shops for thirty years. So we don’t ask you to take anything on faith — every engagement starts with a pilot on your own files.

  1. Step 01

    We start with the work

    We sit down with the people doing the job and watch where the hours actually go. Nothing gets built until the problem is specific.

  2. Step 02

    You pilot it on your files

    Before you commit, the tool runs on your own job files. You see it working in your shop — not a sales deck.

  3. Step 03

    License it, keep the support

    Simple licensing. Support comes from the engineer who built the tool, and it keeps getting fixed after it ships.

Sec. 03 · Resources

Field notes & free tools

We wrote down what we know, and put some of our tooling where anyone can use it. The viewers run entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, because there’s nothing to upload to.

Sec. 04 · About

About

Curious Technologies is run by John Sauvigné, a working engineer in Asheville, North Carolina, with a background in precision manufacturing and RF systems.

He builds tools close to the customer: on real files, against real deadlines, with the person who actually does the job. You talk straight to the engineer who writes the code, and the tools stay focused and reliable.

Sec. 05 · Contact

Have a workflow that eats hours?

The best first email is a plain description of a job you still prep by hand. If a tool can fix it, we’ll say so — and show you a pilot on your own files before you commit to anything. No pitch deck, no follow-up sequence.

john@curioustech.org