I work in industrial software and kept running into the same wall: JT files are everywhere in manufacturing (Siemens Teamcenter, NX, automotive supply chains) but there's no way to display them on the web without a six-figure Siemens license. So I built CADCON. The idea was simple: a clean REST API that takes a .jt file and returns a .gltf or .glb — ready for Three.js, Babylon.js, or any web viewer. No license. No installation. Pay per conversion, credits never expire. The hardest part was the JT format itself - it's a complex binary format with multiple compression levels and assembly structures. Getting reliable output across JT versions took most of the build time. Happy to answer questions about the API, the format, or enterprise use cases. If you work with CAD data and have been hitting the same wall, this is for you.

Cadcon

Cheapest JT to web converter in the world for enterprises

Cheapest JT to web converter in the world for enterprises