On-site drawing for countertop fabricators

Draw on site. Skip the redraw.

Turn site measurements into shop drawings on your tablet. Add cutouts and fabrication details, then export PDF and DXF files without redrawing the job back at the shop.

Before cutting, have someone familiar with CAD review the drawings, dimensions and fabrication details.

MEASURE → DRAW → EXPORT From site measurements to shop drawings. PDF & DXF · Ready to share
How it works

One drawing, from site to shop

Draw as you measure

Sketch the countertop on your tablet and mark sinks and cutouts while you’re on site. No need to recreate a paper sketch later.

Check the details

Enter your measurements and get alerts for missing or conflicting dimensions. Add edge and corner details where they belong.

Get it to the shop

Review the cutting layout, export PDF and DXF files, and share the drawings with your shop for review and production planning.

Features

From first sketch to finished drawing

Sketch with ease

Draw the outline with the pen tool, then add your measurements. Capture the shape without working through a full CAD setup on site.

Catch dimension conflicts

Automatic checks flag missing or conflicting dimensions, helping you spot input errors while the job is still in front of you.

Sinks and cutouts in a stroke

Sketch an opening inside the countertop, then set its size and position. Keep every sink and cutout on the same drawing.

Specify the edge work

Add polishing, bevels, miters and other fabrication notes to the edge they apply to.

Get the curves right

Define curved corners and corner radii, or create an arc from three points. Keep those details in the drawing.

Place seams with precision

Locate a seam by measurement or pick two points to split the piece. See exactly where the sections meet.

Preview the cutting layout

See how the pieces sit on the slab before exporting. Check placement and plan the job with a clearer picture.

Export and share

Save your work and export PDF and DXF files to share with the shop. Once reviewed, the drawings can move into your cutting workflow.

Built for the shop

Less rework. A clearer handoff.

Keep measurements, cutouts and fabrication details together, so your team spends less time redrawing and chasing missing information. Before production, someone familiar with CAD should review the drawings, dimensions and fabrication requirements.

Pricing

Simple monthly pricing

FAQ

Good to know

How many devices can I use?

You can link up to 3 devices to each account. Details on device identification and replacement will be provided when you activate your account.

Are drawing exports limited?

No. The CAD 299/month plan includes unlimited drawing exports with no overage fees. Applicable taxes are extra.

Can I subscribe or start a trial now?

Not yet. Once available, the plan will include a 14-day trial with a card on file, followed by automatic monthly renewal at CAD 299 plus applicable taxes. No card details or payments are collected here. Email us to ask about availability.

What kind of tablet do I need?

Use an iPad or Android tablet. A stylus makes drawing easier.

What should I check before cutting?

Have someone familiar with CAD review the drawing, site measurements and fabrication details. Follow your shop’s usual approval process before production.

Contact

Let’s talk about your workflow

Have a question about BRAIDGE or when subscriptions will open? Send us a message. Paid plans and trials are not yet available.

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