Built by a working cabinetmaker

From a cabinet drawing to the cut list at the saw.

Design the cabinet, get the parts, then nest every panel onto your sheets with grain matching, kerf and banding already handled.

No install. Runs in your browser. Your work saves locally and you own it.

An optimized cutting layout: six cabinet parts nested on a 2440 by 1220 walnut ply sheet at 90 percent yield, with numbered cut positions. 90% yield · 1 sheet
Design → cut
one workflow, no re-typing
Grain match
fronts flow from one board
Kerf + banding
in every cut size
Browser
nothing to install

What it does

The whole job, from bench to saw, without the spreadsheet.

Each tool hands off to the next. Draw a cabinet and the cut list is already there. Send the parts to the optimizer and the cutting layout is already nested.

Design the cabinet, get the parts

Set dimensions, construction, fronts and drawer banks with a live front view. The cut list builds itself as you go, on your materials.

  • Live SVG front view as you size it
  • Shared materials catalog (species, thickness, grain, price)
  • Frameless 32mm and Gola handleless workflows
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Nest every part onto your sheets

Send the parts to the Cut List Optimizer and it packs them onto full sheets and offcuts, with saw kerf and edge-banding already deducted, so the size on the diagram is the size you cut.

  • Optimized cutting layout with numbered positions and yield
  • Honest "won't fit" math: kerf, trim and the exact shortfall
  • Print the diagrams and cut sizes, or export the cut list
Optimized cutting layout for a kitchen island, six parts nested on one sheet at 90 percent yield.

Grain that flows across the doors

Group the fronts that should read as one piece and the optimizer keeps them on a single board, in the order they sit on the cabinet. Set the column and stacking order, drag to match the face, and it checks the run against the sheet.

  • Per-column stacking order and drag-to-arrange canvas
  • Snap a photo of the fronts and import them as parts
  • Back up a single project to share with a client or a friend
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Pricing

Free to start. Built to grow with the shop.

Use the tools free, on your machine. Move to the cloud when you want your projects on every device, automatic backup, and a shared workspace for the team.

Maker

For one bench, working locally.

Free

forever, no account needed

  • Every tool: designer, cut list, optimizer
  • Grain matching and materials catalog
  • Per-project backup files to share
  • Saves in your browser, no upload
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Pro

For a working shop on more than one device.

$19 /mo

billed monthly, 14-day free trial

  • Everything in Maker
  • Your projects synced across every device
  • Automatic cloud backup and history
  • Sign in with Google, priority support
Start 14-day trial

Studio

For a team or a multi-bench shop.

$59 /mo

includes 5 seats, 14-day free trial

  • Everything in Pro
  • A shared workspace, projects and materials
  • Seats and roles for your makers
  • Google single sign-on for the team
Start with a team

Launch pricing, shown in USD. Cancel anytime. Maker stays free.

Everything in the kit

One studio, design bench to shop floor.

The core tools share a materials catalog and hand off cleanly. The install and build guides come with it.

Install & build guides

Questions

The short answers.

Do I need an account to use it? +

No. Every tool runs in your browser and saves locally, free, with no account. You only sign in when you want your projects synced across devices, backed up, or shared with a team.

Where does my work live? +

On the free plan it stays in your browser on that machine, and you can back up a single project to a file to move it or share it. On Pro and Studio it syncs to your account so it is on every device and backed up automatically.

Does it handle saw kerf and edge banding? +

Yes. The optimizer deducts the saw kerf between parts and the edge-banding thickness from each banded edge, so the size on the cutting diagram is the size you actually cut.

What is grain matching? +

When a row of doors should read as one continuous piece of timber, you group them and the optimizer keeps them on one board, in the order they sit on the cabinet face. You set the columns and stacking order, or drag them to match.

Is it for frameless or face-frame? +

It is built around European frameless (32mm) and Gola handleless cabinets, the way the studio builds. The cut list and optimizer work for any panel parts you give them.

Draw a cabinet. Get the cut list. Cut it.

Start free in your browser. Bring it to the cloud when the shop is ready.

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