Maintue is an AI-driven maintenance platform for industrial plants. It continuously reads the official lifecycle status of the PLCs, drives and sensors you depend on — straight from the manufacturers — and tells you the moment one is discontinued.
No signup. Pick a brand, enter a catalog number, and Maintue runs the same live check it runs for monitored customers. Three free lookups a day.
Results come from the manufacturer's own lifecycle tool wherever one exists. Where it doesn't, Maintue says so — an estimate is always labelled as an estimate.
Pulse Tracker runs today. The rest of the platform is being built around it, so obsolescence risk sits alongside the assets, work and spares it affects.
Continuously checks the official lifecycle status of every part on your watchlist against the manufacturers’ own lifecycle data, and alerts you when one changes.
Try it now →Every machine, line and panel in one hierarchy — with the parts inside each one linked straight to their live obsolescence status.
Raise, assign and close maintenance jobs. Full history per asset, so recurring faults surface instead of hiding in a technician's memory.
Preventive maintenance on time, meter or condition — with schedules that adapt as AI learns the real failure intervals of your equipment.
Stock levels, reorder points and criticality. Knows which spares are for parts already going end-of-life, so you buy before the last-order date.
The platform grows as customers ask. Tell us what your plant actually needs and it goes on the roadmap.
Request a module →No agents to install, nothing to connect to your control network. Maintue reads public manufacturer data — it never touches your plant.
Brand, product line and catalog number for every part worth watching. Paste it in bulk or send a spreadsheet.
Maintue re-checks each item automatically against the manufacturer's own lifecycle data, around the clock.
When a status changes you're alerted — with the last-order date and the replacement part where the OEM publishes one.
Budget the upgrade, buy the last spares, or design the retrofit — on your schedule instead of during a breakdown.
Eight brands are read directly from the manufacturer’s own lifecycle tool — the gold standard, shown below. The rest are tracked too. Adding a manufacturer is a configuration job, not a rebuild, so if your plant runs it, we can watch it.
Tell us what you run. We'll come back with coverage and pricing for your list.