Three shops make it.
Two hundred could.

Stellrix maps what the American industrial base can physically build — not what it currently sells — and computes how far each shop sits from qualified.

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US + EU industrial base Public-data capability graph Pre-seed · design-partner stage

Stellrix / capability search Session 0447 · unclassified

P/N 4471-A2 — Inconel 718 forged bracket to AMS 5662, ±0.0005 in true position, single-source since 2011, 41-week lead time. Who else in the country could build this, and how far are they from qualified?

@permit-trace

Reads state air-quality and environmental permits, which name every heat treat, plating, anodising and coating line a facility is licensed to operate.

@tdp-decompose

Turns the drawing into a query — process sequence, machine class, work envelope, tolerance band, material pedigree, inspection regime.

@graph-match

Scores every facility in the graph on process fit, capacity headroom, financial condition and distance to your plant.

@qual-distance

Names the blocking certification for each shop and returns months-to-qualified as a distribution with a confidence band.

✓ 3 facilities build this part today. 217 are physically capable of it. Fourteen sit inside nine months of qualified — ranked, evidence-linked, and handed to your qualification engineers as a shortlist, not an assertion.

Makes it today3

Could make it217

Attach a technical data package, or paste a part number… TDP upload AS9100 + NADCAP CMMC L2+

The problem

America has the machines. It has never had the map — so every surge runs back through the same saturated few thousand shops, and the rest of the industrial base stays structurally invisible.

How it works

From one drawing to a ranked list of shops that could build it.

Four layers, each one evidence-linked. Nothing in the graph is asserted: every capability attribute carries the permit, certificate or record that produced it, and every output is a shortlist for a human qualification engineer.

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Facility record · OH-4471Verified

NAICS332710 · machine shop

Air permitVacuum heat treat

Special processNADCAP HT · NDT

Envelope5-axis · 1200×800×700

Tolerance±0.0004 in demonstrated

Capacity headroom39%

The capability graph

Every industrial facility in the country, described by what it can physically do rather than by who it currently sells to. Assembled from environmental permits, certification registries, machine tool imports, auction records, job postings and property filings.

TDP parse4471-A2

material AMS 5662 · Inconel 718
seq      forge → rough mill → solution treat
         age harden → finish mill → NDT
tol       ±0.0005 TP · Ra 32
process   NADCAP HT authority required
inspect   FAI to AS9102 · CMM
pedigree melt source traceable · DFARS

Query built18 constraints

Part decomposition

A technical data package goes in; manufacturing requirements come out. Process sequence, machine class, tolerances, special process authorities, inspection regime and material pedigree — the step that turns a drawing into something searchable.

Qualification distanceP50 · 7.4 mo

OH-44715.1 mo · CMMC L2 pending

TX-09826.8 mo · FAI + tooling

PA-11447.9 mo · NADCAP HT

WI-332011.2 mo · ECP required

Months to qualified · 14 shops

Qualification Distance

Capable is not qualified. For each shop and each part we compute what stands between here and delivered hardware — missing certification, special process authority, tooling, first article difficulty — as a time and cost distribution with a confidence band.

What we believe

Qualification time is treated as a fact of nature. It is a measurement nobody has taken.

Capabilities

Built for whoever has to name a second source by Friday.

New-entrant primes scaling faster than any supply base can follow. Traditional primes with a tier-three casting problem. Program offices asked what it would take to triple a rate. Private equity trying to tell differentiated capability from commodity capacity.

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Capability search217 hits

OH-4471 · Daytonfit 0.94

TX-0982 · Fort Worthfit 0.91

PA-1144 · Eriefit 0.88

IN-2207 · Kokomofit 0.86

WI-3320 · Racinefit 0.83

filter within 500 mi · headroom > 25%
filter DFARS melt · no foreign ownership
rank fit · capacity · risk · distance

Capability search

Ask who can make a part and get an answer from the whole industrial base rather than from a sourcing engineer's contact list. Ranked by process fit, geography, capacity headroom, financial condition and risk.

Surge model · rate ×3Ceiling 1.7×

Airframe machiningclear

Energetics precursorbinding

Seeker opticsbinding

Forged housingclear at 2.4×

Move the ceiling to 3×2 qual programs

Program surge modelling

Give us a rate target for a system. We decompose the bill of materials, find every constrained node, and compute where the real ceiling is — plus which qualification investments would move it, and by how much.

Supplier profile · freeClaimed

Processes on file11

Corrections accepted4

Work you are close to

Forged bracket family5.1 mo

Pump housing · Ti8.4 mo

Blocking itemCMMC L2

note verification improves graph accuracy

Profiles for manufacturers

A capable shop with no defense relationships currently has no route in. Claim a free profile, see the work you are closest to qualifying for, and correct your own record — which is how the map stays true.

What you get

Four commitments the product is built around.

Evidence-linked

Every capability attribute carries the permit, certificate or record it came from. Open any claim and read the source that produced it.

Confidence-scored

Outputs are ranked shortlists with confidence bands, never assertions. We narrow two hundred thousand to twenty. Your engineers decide between the twenty.

Unclassified by construction

The graph is assembled entirely from public, commercially available data and carries no export-controlled content. That is an architectural choice, not a policy.

Two-sided

Shops hold free profiles and correct their own records. Ground truth arrives from the people who own the machines, and it keeps arriving.

Saksham Jain Founder · Stellrix

Founder

Somebody has to assemble the list.

Stellrix began with a question that should have had an easy answer and didn't: when one supplier holds up a program, who else in the country could build the part? There is no list. There has never been a list — not because the data is missing, but because nobody has assembled fifty state permit registries, certification records, machine tool imports and auction filings into a single map of what industry can do.

We are building that map, and the metric that goes with it. Qualification Distance turns an unanswerable strategic question — can we second-source this? — into an operational one: here are fourteen shops within nine months of qualified, ranked by cost, capacity and risk. If you have a part with exactly one supplier, that is the conversation I want to have.

Capacity is not missing. It is unlisted.

founder@stellrix.online LinkedIn

Trust & data

Controlled data is a gate in this sector, not a footnote.

The capability graph is built entirely from unclassified, public, commercially available records, so it carries no export-controlled content by construction. Where a technical data package is genuinely required, it is handled in a segregated environment with US person access controls — and wherever possible the product works from requirement abstractions instead, so controlled material never needs to be ingested at all.

Public-data graph No controlled TDP ingest by default ITAR-segregated enclave US person access control CUI handling RBAC + full audit trail SOC 2 Type II on roadmap FedRAMP / IL path

Architecture first · policy second

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Three shops make it.Two hundred could.