One standard, every crew
Your best takeoff and your newest journeyman's come out the same — sized, cited, code-correct. Quality stops depending on who got assigned the job.
Roughly 40% of electrical work gets reworked for failing code. OHMIE puts a code-checked, jurisdiction-aware material takeoff in your pocket — sized, cited, plain language.
Rework for failing city code is the tax on getting it wrong — wasted material, a second trip, a slipped schedule, and a callback the customer remembers. OHMIE exists to erase it, one code-checked line item at a time.
The rework problem OHMIE was built to solve
Three steps, one flow. Watch the app move from a question to a code-checked list to a documented job — the same path you'll walk on site.
Pick the job, tap through a handful of plain-language questions — one per card, the way you'd read a nameplate. Skip what you don't know.
Voltage · amperage · phase · environment · OCPDA deterministic engine works the ampacity, EGC, conduit fill and voltage drop, applies the NEC and your state's amendments, and returns a sized list — every line citing its section.
310.16 · 250.122 · Ch. 9 · voltage drop ≤ 3%Check off materials, override quantities, add what you grabbed off the truck, attach photos. Finish with a planned-vs-used report you can email the office or the inspector.
Planned vs. used · photos · sign-off · reportAnswer the nameplate questions; OHMIE returns a full material list with wire gauge, breaker, conduit fill and voltage drop already worked out — and every line carries the NEC section behind it, so you can check the work against the book.
The job address sets the code. OHMIE layers each state's own amendments on top of the NEC — primary-source verified against the state's authority, not scraped from an aggregator. That discipline has already caught roughly a quarter of the trackers' claims wrong.
The office builds the job in the same app and hands it off as a link, a scannable QR code, or a file. It drops straight into the field wizard, pre-filled. Nothing routes through a cloud — the job travels as data.
Override any quantity, add the parts you actually pulled, attach completion photos. The final report is a clean planned-vs-used audit trail — emailed as a real table, not a wall of text — that protects the company, the foreman and the journeyman.
No account, no analytics, no server. Everything stays on your device and works in a basement panel room with no signal. iPhone and iPad, with a real dual-pane layout on iPad — job list and live board side by side, not a stretched phone.
Type the job site and OHMIE applies that state's amendments on top of the NEC. Every one of the 50 states + DC gets a real, sourced answer — tap yours below to see exactly what's checked.
Primary-source verified · August 2026Tap your state to see exactly what's covered.
Local & city codes are never checked in any state — always confirm current rules with your AHJ before rough-in. Codes change on their own schedule; this reflects our research as of Aug 2026.
A deterministic engine, reviewed by a master electrician.
OHMIE doesn't guess. Every result comes from code tables and sizing rules written into the app, then reviewed line-by-line by a master electrician who trains the trainers of journeymen. Plain language leads; the citation always follows.
Simplest-but-accurate wording a first-year journeyman understands, with the exact NEC section attached to every line.
State editions and amendments are read from the state's own authority — not an aggregator. That's already caught a quarter of trackers' claims wrong.
OHMIE is reference guidance. Local codes and your AHJ take precedence; final responsibility for compliance and workmanship stays with the installing electrician.
OHMIE isn't just for the electrician in the field — it's how a shop holds every crew to one standard. The takeoff doesn't depend on who's holding the phone, so the job comes out code-correct whether it's your 20-year vet or your newest hire.
Your best takeoff and your newest journeyman's come out the same — sized, cited, code-correct. Quality stops depending on who got assigned the job.
A callback is pure margin erosion — the truck roll, the redo labor, the wasted material, the unhappy customer. Cut the revisits and every job keeps the profit you bid it at.
Takeoffs in minutes on site — not a trip to the counter and back for the part you forgot. Faster jobs mean more jobs, and speed is billable.
A second-year does master-level takeoffs on day one, so your senior electricians spend less time double-checking and more time in the field.
Rolling it out to a crew? Team access is built for the whole shop — one standard across every truck.
Talk about team accessWe're confident OHMIE is the highest-return tool you'll carry, so we're taking the risk off you: run the full app on real jobs for 30 days, free. If it hasn't paid for itself before the month is out, cancel — you're out nothing but the callbacks you didn't make.
Three plans, one app — no tiers, no locked features, no add-ons. Start with a 30-day free trial on either subscription, or buy it outright once.
Month to month. Cancel anytime.
About $6.67/mo — save about $40 a year.
Pay once. Yours for good — no renewals, ever.
Outfitting a whole shop? Team access is priced for the crew — one standard across every truck.
Talk about team accessOHMIE is built alongside a master electrician who trains the people who train journeymen — the code content comes from the trade, not a guess. The premise is simple: the plain-language distillation of the code is the product — a precision instrument for the field, not another template app.
We're piloting with working electricians now. If you run a crew, teach the trade, or just want fewer callbacks, we'd like you in the room.
Put the full app on your crew's phones for a month, free. We're onboarding pilot electricians and contractors ahead of the App Store release — join now for early access and a direct line to shape what ships.