Mission
Close the loop between concept, simulation, and reality.
Identity
Built in Toulouse, the heart of European aerospace, for every industry where documentation is mission-critical.
Our story
TwinWorks exists to transform industry by bridging the physical and digital worlds through digital twins.
We hold one belief about industry: value now flows from digitization. Not scanning paper into PDFs, but giving physical things a faithful digital counterpart, at every level where decisions are made.
What exists only physically can be used once, in one place, by whoever is standing there. What exists digitally can be searched, versioned, simulated, recombined, and learned from without limit. Digitizing a product is not an IT project. It is the moment its knowledge starts to compound.
Industry has always been a loop: imagine, design, build, operate, learn, and imagine again. For a century that loop ran on paper, and every pass lost information. Digitization closes it. A design becomes a simulation before it becomes a part. What the part does in service flows back into the model that conceived it. Concept, simulation, and reality stop being separate documents and become one continuous system.
Digital models let teams test before metal is cut. Shared visual context puts engineering and operations in front of the same product. And knowledge captured digitally outlives the expert who carried it.
A digital twin is more than an illustration: it brings geometry, behavior, procedures, and history together into one living product context.
Our logo is a pair of butterflies: the physical and the digital, flying as one. And a butterfly means what it has always meant: metamorphosis, the transformation an industry undergoes when its products gain their twins.
We believe every product deserves its twin.
We don't just digitize. We transform.
Toulouse
Built in the capital of European aerospace
TwinWorks is built in Toulouse, the capital of European aerospace, a city that has spent a century turning drawings into flight. Here, aerospace documentation is held to the same standard as the aircraft it describes: certified, revision-controlled, and treated as part of the product itself.
That standard shapes everything we build. The butterflies on the map mark home.
