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A cut list optimizer for sheet goods, rolls and linear stock, and what it does with your job.

From an empty workspace to a validated cutting plan, step by step.

What you can do signed out, where your work is kept, and what an account adds.

The three places your work is kept once you have an account, and what each is for.

Choosing a stock type, entering dimensions, when thickness matters, and unlimited versus zero stock.

How leftovers worth keeping are found, marked on the plan, and added to your stock.

What saw kerf is, how it is charged at each cut, and how it changes a plan.

Keeping parts aligned to the grain, letting others turn, and why nothing is flipped.

Marking banded edges, choosing banding materials, and totals for length and cost.

Fast, Balanced and Thorough; what each priority minimizes; and why effort is not measured in seconds.

How to type dimensions, which units are supported, and how sizes are kept exact.

Pasting rows or importing CSV and Excel files, mapping columns, and fixing problems.

PDF, DXF and SVG drawings, CSV exports, the printed plan and the production view.

Adding, duplicating and deleting rows, selecting several cuts, enabling and disabling, and shortcuts.

Utilization, waste, kerf and offcuts; roll length; unplaced parts; and the cut sequence.

Signing in, resetting a password, organizations, members and roles.

API keys, permissions, errors and rate limits, and embedding the optimizer.