About

Built by a heating engineer who got tired of learning on customers’ systems

I am Myron Lambert, a heating engineer. Controls are where jobs go wrong: a switched live on the wrong block, a valve that opens but never makes its end switch, a cylinder stat wired to the satisfied terminal. I learned those the expensive way, on other people’s systems, and I made the videos so other people would not have to.

Videos explain. They cannot let you be wrong. DrawWarm is the thing I wanted at nineteen: a wiring centre where every terminal knows whether it is live, neutral or earth, a meter that reads what the circuit is doing, and a pile of real call-outs to get wrong at 11 pm with nobody watching.

It is one person’s product. If you email, I answer. If a lesson is wrong, I fix it. If a college needs a report, I build it.

A wired Y-Plan system in the DrawWarm simulator

Machine-tested

What the test harness proves before anything ships

Every lesson, challenge and fault in DrawWarm is run by a test harness in the real engine before a release. These are the latest results.

CheckResult
Every lesson replayed as a perfect student in the real engine45 of 45
Every diagnosis challenge run end to end5 challenges, 50 of 50 checks
Every fault’s symptom proven on every circuit it fits477 of 477
The electrical core against the S-Plan and Y-Plan truth tables31 of 31
Random Fault mode, round after round438 of 438

Roadmap

Where this is going

  1. Now

    The founder launch for individual engineers and apprentices, at the launch price.

  2. January 2027

    Free pilots for colleges: two seats, one group, one week, a tutor report at the end.

  3. September 2027

    Organisation licences for colleges, training centres and employers, in packs of 10 seats.

  4. Every month

    A new fault or lesson, machine-tested before it ships, sent to everyone on the list.

Founder video

Forty seconds on why