Serious about systems.Playful about everything else.

We’re the small, stubborn team behind the diagramming tool that understands industrial systems. Cloud, OT, SCADA — one canvas, one obsession.

this is our founder. say hi.
CLOUD ◆ OT ◆ SCADA ◆ ONE CANVAS DIAGRAMS CARVED IN STONE SHIPPED IN SECONDS ISA-95 · IEC 62443  CLOUD ◆ OT ◆ SCADA ◆ ONE CANVAS DIAGRAMS CARVED IN STONE SHIPPED IN SECONDS ISA-95 · IEC 62443  
SCENE 01 / 03 — THE MISSION

Every great system deserves a great map.

Basalt started with a whiteboard photo nobody could read. A plant went down, the only architecture diagram lived in someone’s camera roll, and the fix took four hours longer than it should have.

So we built the tool we wished existed: describe a system in plain language, get a standards-correct diagram in seconds — and keep it as solid as the rock we named ourselves after.

Rocket launching — Basalt taking off
T-MINUS: ALWAYS SHIPPING 🚀
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ICONS IN THE LIBRARY
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REFERENCE TEMPLATES
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FAVORITE STANDARD
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IDEA → DIAGRAM
SCENE 02 / 03 — WHAT WE BELIEVE

Values, set in basalt.

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Carve, don’t sketch
A diagram is a promise. We’d rather ship one precise, validated view of a system than ten pretty guesses. If it’s on the canvas, it’s true.
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Standards are sacred
ISA-95 levels, IEC 62443 zones, Purdue conduits — we sweat the boring specs so engineers can trust the drawing at 3 a.m. during an outage.
Seconds, not sprints
Plain language in, architecture out. Every feature is measured by one clock: how fast a stressed engineer gets a correct answer.
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Fun is load-bearing
We name releases after volcanoes, hold demo nights outdoors, and keep an emoji budget. Serious tools don’t require solemn people.
SCENE 03 / 03 — LIFE AT BASALT

Hard rock, soft edges.

Hands on a keyboard
Built by hands that ship ⌨️
Everyone at Basalt — design, docs, sales — commits to the product. Our keyboards do the talking; the changelog does the bragging.
Team movie night under the stars
Friday demo nights 🍿
Every Friday we project the week’s work under the stars — wins, faceplants, and one suspiciously large bowl of popcorn.

From pebble to bedrock.

2026 · APR
The whiteboard incident 📸
A four-hour outage, one unreadable photo, and the sentence that started everything: “there has to be a better way to draw this.”
2026 · MAY
First carve 🧪
The prototype turns “OT plant with Purdue zones” into a valid diagram in eleven seconds. We celebrate loudly, then shave off two.
2026 · JUN
Basalt 1.0 ships 🚀
Canvas, code, and split view go public. The first air-gapped enterprise deploy follows a month later.
2026 · NOW
Still erupting 🌋
1,900+ icons, a reference library engineers actually open, and a roadmap carved — where else — in stone.

Come carve with us.

We’re a small team with big diagrams. If that sounds like home, say hi.

hello@basalt.app