Plywise turns a quick iPhone scan into modern European cabinetry that fits your exact space, shows it life-size in AR, and hands any local CNC shop the files to cut it.
Walk the room with a LiDAR iPhone. Apple's RoomPlan measures every wall, door, window, and the sink you're replacing.
Pick a piece and a look. The engine builds every panel, drawer and hinge to fit the wall: no CAD, no guessing.
It locks onto your wall in AR with real wood textures. Walk around it, swap walnut for white oak, slide it into place.
Get a job package any 3-axis CNC shop can cut: layered DXF sheets, cut list, hardware list and a quote.
Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, change finishes, and pull the drawers open. These are the same parts the CNC cuts, down to the plies in the Baltic birch.
Contemporary European cabinetry is a plywood box on the 32 mm system, built a few different ways. Plywise captures the construction choices (how the fronts sit, how you open them, the base, the ends) as switches, so one engine makes every style.
Built for the flat-bed 3-axis routers in thousands of small shops, not a $300k beam saw.
Plywise is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. The cabinet engine, the iPhone app and the hardware data are all on GitHub.
TypeScript, no dependencies. A short spec becomes every part, hole and dado. 47 tests, including one that checks every joint was actually machined.
Swift, RoomPlan and RealityKit. Scan, tap a wall, see it in AR with physically based wood textures.
cd engine && npm run samples builds every sample design into a full job package with a 3D preview.
Vanities, U-drawers, sideboards, built-in boxes; doors, drawers, shelves; toe kick, legs or wall-hung; quotes.
Scan, place and view on TestFlight. Next: designing on the phone and sending the job.
A test vanity on a real 5×10 router, then a simple way to send jobs to local shops.