41
tools in the catalog
An industrial engineering platform, built by someone who needed it first.
SistematikWork started with a simple frustration. As an industrial engineering student at METU, I kept rebuilding the same calculators and reference sheets for every course and project: OEE trackers, EOQ formulas, Six Sigma capability studies, the same work over and over.
So I started building them properly: verified Excel calculators, ready-to-use templates, and clear CAD guides. Tools refined enough that anyone in the field could pick them up and use them immediately, instead of starting from a blank spreadsheet at 1am.
Today that's a catalog of 41 tools spanning manufacturing, quality, supply chain, statistics, and engineering careers, each one built from a real problem, and each formula checked against known values before it ships. It has grown into a platform too: a free finder that shows how any part is made, and Pro dossiers that show what it should cost.
Three things that work together, and you can use each one on its own.
Search any part and see the full route to make it, with the processes compared.
PROWhat a part should cost at your volume, how to source it, and what to ask for.
TOOLSExcel calculators, templates and CAD guides, built from real coursework and projects.
Every formula is checked against known values before release. If the math doesn't hold, the tool doesn't ship.
Clear inputs, a "Start Here" tab, and a clean layout. You should be productive in minutes, not after reading a manual.
Built by a student who knows the budget. Real tools at prices students and early-career engineers can actually justify.