"My 80 parts are in a spreadsheet"
Select the range in Excel and paste. Length, width and quantity fill in at once, and malformed rows get flagged instead of breaking the import.
MEASURE, PLAN, CUT
From the quote you send to the label stuck on the part.
Paste your parts from Excel, work out the cutting plan in the browser, and walk to the saw with the cut sequence on your phone. Nothing to install.
- no card
- the maths runs on your machine
- installs like an app
- 49 parts
- a whole kitchen in 8 rows of the sheet
- 85.0 %
- yield, with edge banding and grain applied
- 368 ft
- of cutting and 157 ft of banding, counted one by one
- 3 offcuts
- back in the rack, ready for the next job
- 4.0 s
- in the browser, without freezing the screen
The blank screen
Nobody learns software by staring at an empty grid.
Today's cutting optimisers greet you with three folded accordions and a grey canvas. None of them tells you what to do first.
Cut Studio App opens with an example job already loaded and a cutting plan already drawn. You edit something that works instead of starting from nothing.
- Parts sheet with keyboard navigation and paste straight from Excel
- Templates for the usual carcasses: base unit, wall unit, drawer bank, wardrobe
- Row duplication, because typing 80 parts is the friction that actually hurts
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Cut Studio App
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The whole run
Five steps, from the customer's email to the cut board.
01
Put the parts in
Paste the customer's spreadsheet or start from a template. Finished sizes; the banding is taken off for you.
02
Declare the material
Boards, grain, trim, saw kerf, and the offcuts already sitting in your shop.
03
Work it out
Four seconds on your own machine. You watch it run and stop it when it is good enough.
04
Quote it
Material, banding and cutting already measured. Out comes a PDF with your shop logo.
05
Cut
Shop mode on the tablet: cut order, big type, one tick box per part.
What always goes wrong with this kind of software
"The edge banding never adds up"
You type the finished size, the one the assembled unit has. The engine takes off the banding thickness and optimises the cut size. A 896 × 296 door with four 0.8 edges is cut at 894.4 × 294.4.
"It rotated a part that has grain"
That cannot happen here. If a part has grain, rotation is locked in the engine itself, not behind a warning you can click past.
"The plan cannot be cut on my saw"
Every plan is guillotine by construction: edge-to-edge cuts, in order, with the saw kerf already counted. There is no pretty result that then will not go through the panel saw.
Offcut inventory
The board you did not cut today is money next month.
Every plan puts back into stock the offcuts above your minimum size, with their code, their size and the job they came from. On the next job they come in as stock and get used before you open a fresh board.
- 3
- recortes nuevos en este proyecto
- 0,73 m²
- recuperados en vez de tirados
- 1
- recorte antiguo consumido hoy
- 0,30 m²
R-241 · 250,4 × 1200,0
new · from board 4 of this job
- 0,18 m²
R-242 · 282,4 × 620,0
new · what is left of offcut A-118
- 0,26 m²
R-243 · 214,4 × 1200,0
new · from board 5 of this job
- 0,73 m²
A-118 · 1180.0 × 620.0
used · 2 wall unit doors
TABLERO 4 / 6
- 720,0 × 559,2
- 720,0 × 559,2
- 594,4 × 138,4
- 594,4 × 138,4
- 568,0 × 319,2
2 de 13 cortadas
MODO TALLER · TABLET
2 de 13
piezas cortadas
- 594,4 × 138,4Frente cajón
- 568,0 × 319,2Estante alto
En la nave
Next to the saw, a desktop menu is no use.
Shop mode is a single screen: the parts on the board you are cutting, in type you can read from a metre away, one tick box per part. Nothing else. It works with gloves on and sawdust on your hands.
- Touch targets of 56 px, twice what an office interface asks for
- Works with no signal: the job stays saved on the device
- Cut sequence playback, so you know which order to feed the parts
Pricing
The first year costs less than buying the desktop program.
Free
0 €
to try it properly, with no expiry
Start- Up to 30 part types per job
- 3 jobs saved in the shop
- Full engine: guillotine, grain and kerf
- PDF and labels with a watermark
- No DXF or CSV
Pro
99 €/año
works out at €8.25 a month · you save €45
Try it 14 days- Part types and jobs with no limit
- PDF, labels, DXF and CSV, unmarked
- Offcut and material inventory
- Banding, grain and cost per board
- Cut sequence playback
Taller
249 €/año
works out at €20.75 a month · you save €99
Get Taller- Everything in Pro
- Up to 5 people in the shop
- Roles: the foreman plans, the operator cuts
- Quotes carrying your shop logo
- Shop mode shared across devices
The €99 a year of Pro comes in under the $125 a perpetual licence of the desktop programs in this trade costs. And here there is no installer, no version that goes stale, and no single machine tied to the licence.
Break down your next carcass before you buy the board.
No sign-up to work it out. You only need an account when you want to save the job or export it.