WoodWright 1.0
Issued for construction: phases and a screen for the shop floor, every nest run kept, and a drawing set you can hand a client.
Send the job to the floor in phases.
Split a job by room or by cabinet, send one phase to the shop and nest just that phase. A cabinet that has been sent stays put; changing it is a remake.
The shop floor gets its own screen.
Shop mode turns a computer on the floor into each cabinet: where it goes, what it is, how it goes together step by step, and its parts to tick off. Every computer on the job sees the same ticks.
Every nest run is kept.
Open an earlier run, compare two, lock a sheet once it is cut and re-nest only the sheets still open. Each sheet saves as a layered DXF for any CAM.
A drawing set, drawn from the model.
Elevations, the floor plan and three typical sections at real scales, a title block on every sheet, and a cover sheet with the boxes a client signs.
The room checks itself.
Check the room reads every cabinet, door and window and pins what it finds on the drawing. A cabinet placed, pasted or dragged stops at its neighbor or says why it can’t.
Every setting shows what it moves.
Construction settings lead with a sketch of the dimension they control, a live cabinet turns beside them, and the shop’s defaults and this job’s changes sit on two tabs.
Metric, start to finish.
A job knows its unit, sizes land on whole millimeters, and there is a metric sample kitchen.
Every room keeps its history.
A copy every ten minutes as you work, and one whenever you mark it, kept as a timeline of plans: the last five, then one a day for ten days. Opening an old one never writes over the room you have.
Some cut lists change. Every change is listed.
118 of 202 cabinets in the shop's job files cut the same as on 0.12.0; the release notes list the other 84, and why. Each change is traced to a decision the shop made: 1 1/2 center stiles, one full top on talls, toe skin that turns the corner. Drew a job in 0.12.0 and haven't cut it? Read the list first.
Every revision.
| Rev | Date | What it brought |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | 2026-09-29 | the shop's own numbers, phases for the floor, and every nest run kept |
| 0.12 | 2026-09-11 | a cabinet lands where there is room, and the app asks before it deletes |
| 0.11 | 2026-09-09 | blind corners the shop's way, stain or paint read off the finish, and the Specs page shows what the sidebar overrides |
| 0.10 | 2026-09-08 | the Draftsman is one conversation, corners face the right way, and blind corners are built the shop's way |
| 0.9.2 | 2026-09-05 | the Draftsman stops getting stuck, jobs and rooms can be deleted, and every build says when it was made |
| 0.9.1 | 2026-09-05 | Gemini takes the wheel, longer fast turns, and the red stand-ins fixed |
| 0.9 | 2026-09-05 | a third Draftsman model, the shop as a folder, and a fix for the typing crash |
| 0.8 | 2026-09-03 | special cabinets, cleaner trim, and a Draftsman that talks shop |
| 0.7 | 2026-09-02 | corners cut what they need, the face frame is drawn from its parts, and the Draftsman stops going in circles |
| 0.6 | 2026-08-31 | the first public release: design, quote, nest, and post from one app |
Draw your next kitchen on 1.0.
The Mac app is signed and in testing, and isn't offered here until it passes its release checks on a Mac. On a Mac