WoodWright was built on Windows first, and the Mac version is the newest part of it. Nobody has walked this version through on a Mac yet. It's signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any app you trust, but you may find something that doesn't work right.
When you do, tell us. A person reads every report, and the support form is the fastest way in.
It lands in your Downloads folder as WoodWright_1.2.1_x64-setup.exe. Double-click it.
If the browser says the file was blocked or isn't commonly downloaded, it is the same reputation score one screen earlier. Open the browser's Downloads list, click the … or ^ on that file, and choose Keep, then Keep anyway.
Windows can stop an installer that few PCs have run yet — it's a reputation score, not a verdict. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
That screen names a publisher now: Marcus Fall. WoodWright is owned by one person and that is the name on the certificate — the terms say so too. Any other name on that screen is not our installer.
An antivirus suite such as McAfee or Norton can still say the same thing louder, about a file it has not seen before. Tell it to allow the file, or check the SHA-256 below against your download first — a match means the file is exactly ours.
It's in the Start menu. A sample kitchen ships inside it — open that one first.
No account needed. The app's Sign in is only for the AI.
While it installs, the field measure form takes a room from your phone.
The Mac app is a beta. It runs on macOS 11 or later as one app for Apple silicon and Intel, signed and notarized by Apple.
It lands in your Downloads folder as WoodWright_1.2.1_universal.dmg. Double-click it.
The window that opens shows WoodWright beside your Applications folder. Drag one onto the other.
It's in Applications. The first time, macOS asks whether to open an app from the internet: choose Open. It's signed and notarized by Apple, so there's nothing else to click past.
A sample kitchen ships inside it — open that one first. No account needed.
On a Mac, print through the Mac's own print window; its PDF button saves a PDF. New in this beta, so tell us if it doesn’t.
Installing on a Windows PC instead? Get the Windows installer.
There's no Linux build. For a Windows PC, the installer is one file. For a Mac, open this page on the Mac: it asks one thing before the download.
WoodWright installs on a Windows PC or a Mac — the shop computer, not this. Open woodwright.app/download there when you're at it.
What this phone is good for: taking the room. The field measure form runs right here — no account, no signal once it's open — and hands you a file the desktop app reads, plus a summary to leave with the client.
Rather trust the file than trust us? Open PowerShell where the installer landed:
Get-FileHash .\WoodWright_1.2.1_x64-setup.exe
It must match the SHA-256 above, character for character. If it doesn't, don't run it — tell us and a person reads it.
To check it yourself, open Terminal:
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/WoodWright_1.2.1_universal.dmg
| OS | Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit · macOS 11 or later, Apple silicon or Intel |
| Graphics | Any GPU with current drivers — the 3D view needs WebGL2 |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM recommended |
| Disk | Under 1 GB including the finish library |
| Network | None required — the CAD works offline. The installer goes online only if the PC lacks Microsoft's WebView2, which Windows 11 has built in. Online, once a day it reports an install id, the version, your OS, how far into the app you have got and counts of your work (never a dimension, a part, a file name, a client or a price); it sends a crash report if it breaks, and after you save G-code it may ask once whether it cut right. One switch in Settings ▸ Privacy turns all of it off (Privacy) |