Kutup — Quick Start

Get started in three steps

Three tools, one ecosystem. Every Kutup application follows the same pattern: give it your context, inspect what it produces, and take the result with you. Pick a tool below or use the selector to find the right one.

Full guide available in both languages
Live tools
3
Languages
Turkish / English
Setup
None — runs in the browser
01

Which tool should I use?

Click the question that matches what you need.

What do you need?

Kutup NQ

Evidence-first question engine for IT/OT and data systems. Bilingual, confidence-aware, with inspectable sources.

Flow Maker

Plain-language flowchart builder. Describe a process, get an SVG diagram with branches and loops — on-device ML, no cloud LLM.

All three tools are live — you can also explore each guide below.

02 · Guide

Kutup NQ

Open NQ

Ask an industrial question in English or Turkish and get a synthesized answer backed by curated datasets, Wikipedia, and live RSS sources — with the evidence you can inspect.

01

Ask an industrial question

Type a question like "PLC vs DCS" or "Modbus TCP port". NQ routes it to the right domain and retrieves evidence.

02

Review the evidence

Open the evidence panel to see the datasets, Wikipedia and RSS sources used, plus retrieval confidence.

03

Export or share the answer

Copy the rendered answer — tables, charts and sources included — into reports or team handover.

Kutup NQ answering a Modbus TCP vs RTU question with a comparison table
Live answer with an evidence-backed comparison table.
03 · Guide

Flow Maker

Open Flow Maker

Describe a process in a few sentences or a numbered list — English or Turkish — and Flow Maker draws a deterministic SVG flowchart — on-device ML, no LLM — with branches, loops, and start/end markers.

01

Describe the process

Write short steps, e.g. "Read the tank level. If below 20%, open the fill valve. Otherwise, log the alarm."

02

Review and refine

Check the diagram, then use the built-in node editor to fix any step, branch, or loop.

03

Export

Download the SVG, the JSON graph, or a Markdown runbook — ready for procedures and SOPs.

Flow Maker flowchart generated from a plain-language description
A flowchart generated from a plain-language description.
04 · Guide

Forge

Open Forge

Turn your own data — CSV, TSV or JSON — into a self-contained HTML analytics dashboard. Forge detects each column's type, then generates a single-file app with summary stats, histograms, time series, scatter plots, breakdowns, a correlation heatmap, filters and a sortable table.

01

Paste or upload your data

Paste CSV, TSV or JSON, drop in a file, or load a sample. Forge detects dates, numbers, categories, booleans and text as you go.

02

Review columns & types

Check the detected types for every column — or override any with a dropdown to match your data exactly.

03

Preview & export the app

A live dashboard preview updates as you work. Download or copy the self-contained HTML file — it runs offline, from file://, no dependencies.

Forge data dashboard generator with a live analytics preview
The live dashboard preview inside the generator.

Start with the tool that fits your task

All three tools are free, client-side, and bilingual. The ecosystem keeps growing — new protocol-focused tools are in development.

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