AI for Fusion 360
CADABRA does not run on Fusion 360 yet. It runs on SOLIDWORKS today, doing real work, and Fusion 360 is in development. This page tells you what exists and what does not.
Where Fusion 360 support stands.
Not shipping yet. CADABRA is a SOLIDWORKS add-in. If you need an AI copilot inside Fusion 360 today, this is not it.
Fusion keeps design, simulation, and CAM in one document, so the interesting question is not only "can it edit the model" but "does the edit invalidate the toolpath". That coupling is the part we are building for deliberately rather than shipping around.
The waitlist is not a mailing list. It is how the build order gets decided, so adding your team moves Fusion 360 up.
What CADABRA does today, on SOLIDWORKS.
Every capability below is in production now. It is the same engine that would come to Fusion 360.
Text to CAD
CAD to drawing
Drawing to CAD
Ask Mode
Plan Mode
Debug Mode
Who is asking for Fusion 360.
The requests come from hardware startups, job shops, and product teams who live in one browser-adjacent tool from sketch to toolpath. The workflows they name first are the same ones SOLIDWORKS users named first: batch drawings, family-wide edits, and getting a bill of materials out of an assembly without retyping it.
That consistency is the reason support is worth building rather than porting badly. The engine is the same; the part that has to be right is how it speaks to Fusion 360 specifically.
Roadmap questions, answered.
Does CADABRA work with Fusion, Inventor, Onshape, Creo, NX, or CATIA?
What is CADABRA?
What is text to CAD?
Is CADABRA secure for company data?
Do you train on my CAD files?
How much does CADABRA cost?
Get Fusion 360 sooner.
Tell us your team size and the workflow that hurts most. That is what sets the order.