Mecho Design is a mechanical engineering and product design firm. We help startups and companies bring physical products to life—from early ideas to prototypes, CAD, and technical drawings.

We work with startups, design firms, product managers, research teams, and engineering departments that need extra mechanical design support or want to get to market quickly.

Yes, Mecho Design is a licensed Professional Engineering firm in Ontario (PEO Certificate of Authorization). Our work meets regulatory and industry standards.

You’ll be working directly with me, Kaitlyn, the founder of Mecho Design. I handle every project personally to ensure top-tier quality, fast communication, and a smooth process from start to finish. There’s no handoff, no miscommunication between departments—just clear, focused design support.

Concept development 3D CAD and DFM Prototyping Technical drawings Testing jigs & custom tools Engineering consulting Design reviews

Yes. We specialize in fast, focused design sprints that get results quickly. It can be a proof of concept, prototype, or solving a specific problem.

We can usually start within a few days after formal agreements are signed.

Absolutely. We act as dedicated mechanical design support when your internal team is overloaded or when you need specific mechanical expertise.

I maintain a compact but capable prototyping setup to support fast iteration and early testing. I also have an existing network of vetted, local vendors to aid our prototyping process. Here’s a breakdown of my internal capabilities: Laser cutter (19" x 12.5" working area) for plastics, softer materials like foam, and metal engraving. It also includes a rotary tool for round engraving and tube cutting. 3-axis CNC mill (8" x 8" x 3") for machining small, precision parts. Manual lathe for turning operations (up to ~5" material diameter). Drill press, thread taps, and Dremel for additional machining and finishing work. 3D scanner for objects ranging from 15mm to 1500mm in size—useful for reverse engineering or fitting around existing parts. FDM 3D printer (350mm x 350mm x 300mm) stocked with PLA, ABS, and TPU for functional prototypes.

Depending on your goals, we deliver 3D models, technical drawings, manufacturing files, renderings, and prototypes. You own all IP once payment is complete.

Yes—we design for manufacturability and can work directly with your suppliers or recommend partners for prototyping and production.

Yes. We sign NDAs and agreements that make it clear: you own your idea and any work we do for you.

Yes, absolutely. I typically provide an agreement that outlines scope, deliverables, payment terms, and IP ownership. I’m also happy to sign your NDA if you have one. Protecting your idea and making sure everything’s clear from the start is a top priority.