The Intelligence Layer for the Industrial World.

Powering the next era of industry with AI that understands, predicts and optimises complex physical systems.

Every site has output targets, and most fall short. The reasons sit in systems that don't talk to each other. Switch Syncrowin on to see what changes.

Systems working in isolation. Output at 78% of target.
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  • K2T47A
  • 7HX01R
  • Q5M38D
  • R9P2WE
  • B6LF04
Illustrative · not data from a real site
What's holding your site backOutput lost22.0%
  • Unplanned stops7.0%Failures caught earlier
  • Running below rate6.0%Slowdowns spotted sooner
  • Slow changeovers4.0%Changeovers run to plan
  • Quality and rework3.0%Drift caught before defects
  • Waiting on information2.0%One view of the whole site
Illustrative, not data from a real site. The same example site as the switch, before connecting.twelve weeks after connecting; the ticks mark where each loss started.

Warning signs usually show up in a site's data well before output drops. Syncrowin brings them to the surface while there's still time to act.

  • planned output
  • actual output
  • lost output
Illustrative 30-day chart. Output holds near 118 megawatts against a 120 megawatt target until day 19, then falls to about 101 megawatts by day 26. The first warning signs appear on day 16, three days before output starts to drop.90100110120d1d5d10d15d20d25d30Day 16: warning signsa bearing starts running hot; its service is put offDay 19: output starts to dropthree days after the first warning18.6 MW below pland1D1planned 120.0 MWactual 118.2 MWgap 1.8 MW

Use the left and right arrow keys to step through the days.

Illustrative, not data from a real site. Average output each day, in megawatts (MW).

Three things every site wants more of. Syncrowin is built to deliver all three from the same data.

Efficiency

Less energy for every tonne you make, from the equipment you already run.

Productivity

Your team gets from data to a decision in a fraction of the time, and gets the rest of the week back.

Reliability

Wear is caught while there is still time to plan the fix, so fewer stops come as a surprise.

From power stations to production lines: anywhere a site's performance matters.

Wind turbines and solar arrays among green fields, seen from above
Illustrative

Balancing supply and demand, and delivering what the grid needs from the site.

Systems on site

Targets this site is measured on

  • Energy yield
  • Availability
  • Grid commitments

Point at a system to see the targets it affects.

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Co-founder Aisshwarya Kansakaar is an industrial operator who has worked across leading sites in Australia and Japan, and the 2025 Young Australian of the Year for Victoria.

Co-founder Jaideep Upadhyay is a mechanical engineer and patented inventor. Syncrowin is based in Melbourne.

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