You didn't get into cabinets to fight a CAD program. WoodWright turns this morning's measurements into cut-ready parts by lunch.
Every hour buried in a design file is an hour you're not building — and a job you never got around to quoting.
No account, no card, no trial clock. Install it this afternoon and open the sample kitchen that ships inside it.
Walls, openings, services — on your phone at the job site. Walls lie, and the form catches it before the sheet does.
Labeled parts, nested sheets, a quote for the client, DXF out to your CAM. One model — nothing gets re-drawn.
Design and Manufacture ship today. Present and Automate are the cloud AI, live on prepaid credits.

| Top rail | 2" |
| Bottom rail | 1 1/4" |
| Left stile | 2" |
| Right stile | 3" |
| Rails / stiles default | 1 1/2" |
Fractions to 1/32", arrow keys step. Change one, the parts redraw.

| 1 · Cutlist | by material |
| 2 · Sheets | nested layouts |
| 3 · Lumber | chop list |
| 4 · Quote | customer pricing |
| 5 · BOM | purchase orders |
| 6 · Documents | drawings |
Solid stock routes to the lumber list, never onto ply. The nest posts straight out as .xxl.

Geometry-locked — the render is the cabinets you priced, not a stock kitchen. This one is a real vanity job, rendered from its own model.
It drafts, you decide — every move is a real tool call you can see and undo.
The whole room in 3D — real cabinets, real finishes, live.

True-shape nesting with grain lock — live yield on every run.
7 sheets, not 8 · the same kitchen, true-shape nesting vs rectangularThe cloud AI is the only thing you'll ever pay for.
DXF plan import — trace the designer's drawing in place. SketchUp import is on the roadmap.
Measure on Monday, cut list on the saw by lunch — on files you actually own.Built and hardened in a working cabinet shop — every feature had to survive a real job before it shipped.

Stop carrying the kitchen around in your head. Get the design off your plate and back to the work you actually price.