Time-delay cartridge fuse
5 × 20 mm · 250 V
SpecBrowse and search real fuse designs, specs and patterns in one place. Claude analyses and tags every uploaded design and datasheet, writes a structured summary, and powers natural-language search.
Private beta. Access is by invitation.
5 × 20 mm · 250 V
SpecDatasheet · pattern
LayoutSpec · chart
CurvePattern · 2 tags
Pattern// summary, first result { "type": "time-delay cartridge fuse", "size": "5 × 20 mm", "rated_voltage": "250 V AC", "characteristic": "time-delay", "source": "datasheet.pdf", "tags": ["cartridge", "5x20", "250V"] }
Three steps from upload to a reusable reference.
Find real fuse designs, specs and patterns in one place. Search by what you need, in plain language.
Add designs and datasheets. Claude analyses each upload and tags it so it can be found later.
Every item gets a structured summary of its specs and patterns, ready to compare and reuse.
Wweer keeps designs, datasheets and drawings in one searchable library, and reads each upload so you can find it by what it does.
Type the condition you need, the way you would ask a colleague. Examples:
Each design is tagged by fuse type, rating, package, standard and application, so filters and search work on the same fields.
Datasheets become a structured summary of ratings, dimensions, breaking capacity and time-current characteristics, ready to check against the source.
Put two or more fuses next to each other, row by row, with the same fields in the same order.
Your team works from one reference instead of folders of files. Access is by invitation during the private beta.
Upload datasheets as PDF and drawings as files. Each upload is stored with the design it belongs to.
For people who work on fuse designs and need to reuse what already exists.
Wweer uses the Claude API to read uploads, write tags and summaries, and answer natural-language search. The product itself is built with Claude Code.
A design, datasheet or drawing goes into the library.
The Claude API reads the file and picks out the fields that matter.
Claude writes tags and a structured summary, stored with the upload they came from.
A question in plain language is matched against those tags and summaries.
Wweer is an early-stage product, so the details will change as the beta grows.
Uploads are sent to Claude through the Claude API to produce tags and summaries.
Under Anthropic's commercial terms, inputs sent through the API are not used to train models by default. Read Anthropic's privacy centre article.
During the private beta, access is by invitation only. There is no public sign-up yet.
What we process, why, how long we keep it and your rights are set out in the privacy notice.
Wweer is in private beta. Access is by invitation. To ask for access, email support@wweer.com.
We are preparing to launch for teams in the United Kingdom and Japan.
Design engineers, electrical engineers and product teams who work on fuse designs and need to reuse what already exists.
Email support@wweer.com with your name, your company and the kind of fuse work you do.
Uploads are processed through the Claude API. The privacy notice explains what we process, why, and how long we keep it.
Email support@wweer.com or call +44 161 832 7003. Our address is 149 Great Ducie Street, Manchester M3 1FB, United Kingdom.
Wweer is an early-stage team preparing to launch for users in the United Kingdom and Japan. The first access is by invitation.
Contact: 149 Great Ducie Street, Manchester M3 1FB, United Kingdom · +44 161 832 7003
149 Great Ducie Street
Manchester M3 1FB
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 161 832 7003
Email: support@wweer.com
Wweer is an early-stage company building a reference library for fuse design and engineering. The product uses the Claude API and is built with Claude Code.