More serious than a bridge builder game, less scary than a CAD app.
From the classroom to the engineering office. No account, no install.

Draw, drag, clone and mirror β sketch a truss as fast as you'd doodle one.

Move a node or change a load and the forces, reactions and displacements update live.

Watch the structure bend under load β animated, not just a table of numbers.

Runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop. Nothing to install.

Real linear static analysis under the hood β the same direct stiffness method the textbooks teach.

Add as many pinned or roller supports as you like; statically indeterminate cases are handled too.

Get a heads-up when a structure is unstable or under/over-determined, before you trust the numbers.

Plug in real materials and cross-sections for actual deflections, not just force diagrams.

Move designs between Truzme and your CAD tools via DXF.
A few of the kind words I've received β and there's always room for more.
βTruzme allows students to check their work and get instant feedback. [...] As a teacher this is the Holy Grail scenario for apps. Thank you so much for your contribution to the engineering world!β
βFinding a fully-featured, easy to use, interactive truss solver has been a challenge for many years. [...] Thank you Norbert, you have really cool software, and you share it with the world it is very kind!β
βA remarkable tool! I'm getting addicted to it! Congrats!β
βI just learned about it today thanks to a student who shared it with me. Pretty cool tool to explore structural engineering and truss designs.β
βInteresting, easy-to-use tool for simplified analysis / estimates. Congrats for your work!β
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and have some fun

Truzme is a solo project - no team, no investors, no ads. I'm a father, building and maintaining this in the early mornings so it stays free for students and engineers worldwide.
If it's been useful to you, a banana goes a long way. π