A big update for the workshop: • Cut progress is saved — close the app and pick up right where you left off at the saw. • A step-by-step cut sequence for every sheet, to tick off each pass as you make it. • Part labels and CSV export, alongside the PDF cut plan. • A material library for the boards you use most. • Profile (1D) cutting and several stock sizes, free for everyone. • New projects start from your last board, so you only add the parts. • A guided sample project to learn the app in a minute. • Edge banding shows how it adjusts your measurements. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

CUT SEQUENCE Your plan now tells you what to do first. Switch on Cut sequence and work through the job one pass of the saw at a time. Each cut is drawn on the board, with the measurement to set your fence to and the piece it frees. Open the plan full screen to keep it beside the saw. CUT PROFILES, NOT JUST SHEETS A new linear cutting mode for everything sold by the length: aluminium profile, steel tube, timber, moulding, trim, edge strip. Enter the bar lengths you buy and the lengths you need, and you get the same optimisation, costing and offcut handling as a sheet job. AN OFFCUT RACK Every job leaves usable material behind. The app now shows what your plan left whole, keeps it on a rack that outlives the project, and lets the next job be cut from it. You can add the pieces already on your rack by hand as well. IMPORT YOUR CUT LIST Bring a cut list in from a CSV file instead of typing it out. Rows with problems can be corrected in the preview before anything is added. MORE WAYS TO DESCRIBE YOUR STOCK • Several stock sheet sizes in one project, cut in the order you enter them • Grain direction, with a per-piece lock so panels are never cut across the grain • Edge banding totals, so you know how much tape to buy • Cost estimates per sheet, in your own currency • Fractional inches — type 3/4 or 48 1/2 wherever a measurement goes ALSO FIXED • The PDF now carries the real app icon • Editing a piece is saved from the button you can actually see, so an edit can no longer be lost • A plan that could not fit everything says so at the top, names the pieces left over, and takes you straight back to fix them