Let’s be honest: bureaucracy and product documentation are nobody’s dream engineering job. Most of us hate it. We’d rather design better machines, solve technical problems, have a nap and try out new ideas. Instead, we end up digging through requirements, paragraphs of law, comparing texts and updating manuals.
Still, the paperwork matters. A proper manual helps people operate and maintain a machine safely—and even more importantly, avoids issues with the authorities and keeps the products in the market.
We built EU Manuals to automate as much of this tedious but necessary job as possible.
EU Manuals reviews your machinery manual against EU requirements and highlights missing details for free. If needed, AI drafts the missing sections, prompts for missing inputs, and outputs a formatted Word document ready for translation.
By letting automation handle the repetitive checking and drafting, you can focus on something more productive or even take a good nap.
Sales
“I spent 15 years as an export manager in machinery manufacturing, so I know what manufacturers and dealers face. Writing manuals often falls on someone whose real job is product support, sales or production, usually when their desk is already full.”
Product
“As a business consultant, I worked with more than 100 companies, then spent 10+ years in operations at Uber. I know what digital tools can do and where companies lose the most hours. I want to turn that repetitive work into simple tools that give people their time back.”
Technical expertise
“I’m a mechanical engineer, so I bring the machinery perspective to the team. To me, a good product manual should help the person standing at the machine understand clearly how it works, what can go wrong, and how to operate and maintain it safely every day.”