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This guide explains the main areas of the Clariti workspace and how to use them effectively.

Dashboard Navigation

The left sidebar provides quick access to your projects and designs:
  • Organization selector — Switch between different company accounts (top of sidebar)
  • Search — Quickly find projects and designs
  • Projects — View all projects or filter by specific project
  • All designs — View all designs across projects
  • Templates — Access pre-configured design templates
  • Learn — Access documentation and tutorials

Projects View

The main content area displays your projects in a list view with the following information:
  • Name — Project title
  • Created date — When the project was created
  • Created by — User who created the project or “Shared” status for organization-wide projects
  • Action buttons — Share, star, and more options for each project
Click Create new project to start a new project. You can star important projects for quick access by clicking the star icon next to any project.

All Designs View

The All designs view shows all designs across all your projects in a single list, making it easy to find and access any design quickly. This view displays:
  • Design name — Title of the design
  • Project — Which project the design belongs to
  • Created date — When the design was created
  • Created by — User who created the design or “Shared” status for organization-wide designs

Templates

The Templates section provides pre-configured design templates to help you get started quickly with common anchor channel configurations. Select a template to create a new design with pre-filled parameters that you can customize for your specific needs.

Design Interface

The Clariti workspace is divided into key areas: Design Page Overview The top bar provides:
  • Project name — Click to access project settings
  • Design / Results tabs — Switch between input mode and results view
  • Close — Return to the project list
The left sidebar contains collapsible input panels:

Product Selection

  • Channel Type — Filter by channel family (e.g., All Channels)

Applied Loads

  • **Position - **from far left hand side of channel
  • Tension and shear forces

Lever Arms

  • **Lever Arm Length - **length of arm in mm
  • **Degree of Restraint - **between 1 and 2

Concrete Parameters

  • **Edge Distances - **c11, c12, e21, e22 all in mm. Select infinity by clicking on the ∞ icon.
  • **Member Thickness - **concrete thickness in mm. Select infinity by clicking on the ∞ icon.
  • **Strength Class - **concrete strength e.g. C50/60
  • **Crack Condition: **cracked or uncracked

Reinforcement

  • **Reinforcement Density: **dense or widley spaced
  • **Splitting Reinforcement: **Not PresentPresent
  • **Edge Reinforcement Type: **none, straight edge, straight edge with stirups
Panels marked “Required” must be completed before running optimization.

3D Visualization (Center)

The main area displays your design in 3D:

View Controls

Use the toolbar at the bottom of the viewport:
  • Camera presets — Quick view angles (up, down, left, right, rotate)
  • Reset view — Return to default perspective

Export Options

Download 3D models directly from the toolbar:
  • DWG — AutoCAD format
  • STP — STEP file for CAD software
  • 3DM — Rhino 3D format

Optimization Results Popup

After running optimization, a popup appears showing:
  • Ask AI — Get AI assistance with your design
  • View Results — Open the full results panel

Bottom Controls

Run Optimization

Click the Run Optimization button to calculate the optimal design based on your inputs.

Design Edits / Chat Tabs

  • Design edits — View history of changes made to the design, including parameter modifications and when they were made
  • Chat — Access the AI assistant for help with your design. Ask questions about your configuration, troubleshoot issues, or get guidance on optimization

Results Panel

Click Results in the top navigation or View Results in the popup to see:

Summary

  • Overall pass/fail status
  • Utilisation percentage
  • Key design values

Detailed Calculations

Expandable sections showing:
  • Reference clauses from EN 1992-4
  • Input values and factors applied
  • Step-by-step calculations
  • Final resistance values
For the best experience, we recommend using Clariti on a desktop or laptop with a screen width of at least 1280px.

Light vs Dark Mode

You can toggle between light and dark mode by clicking on the icon in the bottom left corner. Image