TradeRig is a hands-on simulation platform for trades training. We give learners a place to build systems, inject faults, and practise diagnosis in the browser, so they walk onto the job already knowing how to think it through.
In most trades programs, the bottleneck isn't desire, it's access. Training rigs are expensive, lab time is shared, and a wrong move on live equipment costs real money. So learners get a handful of attempts at the exact skill the job depends on: figuring out why a system isn't working.
TradeRig removes that ceiling. Build a circuit, break it, and trace the fault to ground, as many times as it takes, in a lab that never runs out and never bills you for a fried component.
"You don't learn fault-finding by reading about it. You learn it by finding faults, over and over, until the reasoning is automatic."
That's the whole idea behind TradeRig: put the real diagnostic loop in front of learners, give them the tools a tech actually uses, and let them practise until it sticks.
Every feature serves one goal: more real diagnostic reps. If it doesn't build skill, it doesn't ship.
Electrical is live today. Hydraulic, air brake, HVAC, and measuring tools are coming: same canvas, same tools, new systems.
Made for apprentices, instructors, and shops, by people who know what the trades floor actually needs, wherever the work happens.
Try the Electrical system in your browser and see what hands-on diagnostic training feels like.