A design studio for architects & interior designers
Kitchen and joinery design software — from the room to the shop drawings
CabinetOS is one studio that carries you from the site measurement to the handover set: build the room with its walls and openings, place cabinetry and appliances, choose materials, fronts and hardware — and walk out with 3D the client understands and a drawing set the workshop builds from.
Not because designing is hard. Because it gets drawn three times, in three tools, and none of them knows whether it can actually be made.
How it works today
The room is drawn in one tool, the furniture in a second, the presentation in a third.
The client signs off a render — and the maker finds half of it cannot be built.
Every dimension change means redrawing the plan, the elevations and the sections.
The cut list is typed by hand into a spreadsheet, and one millimetre lost in transcription costs a whole board.
How it works here
One space, one model, one source of truth — the 3D, the drawings and the export are all born from it.
What you see in 3D is what gets cut. There is no presentation mode disconnected from production.
Change a dimension and the plan, elevations, sections and cut list update in the same instant.
The production file is checked before it leaves: every problem is shown with its reason, and exporting anyway takes an explicit confirmation.
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What you hand over to the client and the workshop
All from the same model, with no manual rework and no redrawing
3D and renders for the client
An interactive view and a photoreal render — what gets approved in the meeting is what gets built.
Architectural drawings
Plan, elevations and sections with dimensions, labels and detail callouts — a sheet ready to print.
Shop drawings for the workshop
A drawing per panel: sizes, drilling, grooves and edge banding. Nothing left for the maker to decode.
DXF export for the workshop
The drawing as a file the workshop opens in its own tools — separate layers, exact dimensions, after a check.
Cut list and yield
Optimised board nesting, quantities and edge-banding totals for the material supplier.
Client quote
Priced by material, hardware and labour — and it moves with every design change.
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A room studio and a parametric cabinetry editor
The whole process in one tool, in the browser
Room studio
Draw walls in a click, cut doors and windows, mark power, water and drainage — and get a plan of the real room, not an empty box.
Parametric cabinetry
Pick a unit from the catalog and adjust sizes, fronts, drawers, handles and worktops. The hardware is real Blum and Grass, to the manufacturer spec.
Import an existing plan
Upload a plan as a PDF, an image or a DXF — the walls land in the model instead of being redrawn.
AI rendering
A photoreal render made from the model itself — not from an external image, and without moving a single dimension.
A live link for the client
A link the client opens on their phone to look around the space in 3D — no sign-up and nothing to download.
In the browser, anywhere
No install, no licence tied to one machine, no workstation. Works off the laptop on site.
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Three steps, one meeting
From the measurement in your notebook to a file the maker can open
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Build the space
Enter the room dimensions, draw walls, cut doors and windows and mark the services — or import an existing plan.
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Design the joinery
Place units along the walls, set fronts, materials, hardware and worktops, and watch it all in 3D as you go.
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Hand it over
Export 3D and PDF for the client, and shop drawings, a cut list and a DXF for the workshop.
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Why you can trust the numbers
A beautiful render is not a promise. These are:
The same dimension on screen and in the file
You can work in cm or mm, as you choose, and production files are always in mm — the same dimension, with not a millimetre lost on the way. A dimension on screen is one you can cut to tomorrow morning.
Every file is checked
Before a file leaves it is checked: a hole with no defined face, a groove with no depth, a panel with no source — the software shows what is missing and why, rather than quietly guessing. Exporting anyway takes an explicit confirmation.
Hardware to the manufacturer spec
Blum Tandembox and Legrabox, Grass Nova Pro — the dimensions come from the official documentation only. No number was invented.
You can always look inside
A kitchen laid out automatically gets a planning check with the measured number — "Sink to hob: 100 cm (minimum 80, ideally 100)" — and every dimension changes in a click. Transparency is what makes trust reasonable.
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Plans & pricing
One price per month, every tool included. Upgrade or cancel anytime.
Sign up and start working straight away — up to 3 clients and 3 rooms each, no credit card. At the end, pick a plan or simply walk away.
Prices in ILS, excluding VAT.
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Frequently asked questions
And if something is still open — start the trial and ask us inside
Do I need to know AutoCAD or SolidWorks to use it?
No. CabinetOS is built on the principle that if it needs training, it is a design bug. Every parameter is born with a correct professional default, so you correct rather than build from nothing. There is no course, no implementation consultant and no mandatory tutorial.
What exactly does the workshop receive?
A full set of shop drawings: one drawing per panel with its dimensions, edge banding and assembly detail, alongside a cut list and quantities. It exports both as a PDF to print and as a DXF the workshop opens in its own tools. Before any file leaves it is checked, everything left undefined is shown, and exporting anyway takes an explicit confirmation.
Can I import an existing architectural plan?
Yes, on the paid plans. Upload a plan as a PDF, an image or a DXF and the walls land in the model instead of being redrawn — from a DXF the openings come in too. Save a DWG as a DXF first. From there you design inside the real space.
Does the software work in Hebrew?
Hebrew is the base language, not a translation. The interface is fully RTL, the terms are workshop terms, and the technical drawing keeps its axes in Hebrew too — it never mirrors.
Do I need to install anything, or a powerful computer?
No. Everything runs in the browser, including the 3D. There is no install, no licence tied to one machine, and it works from an ordinary laptop on site.
What happens to my designs when the trial ends?
Your work stays in the account and is not deleted. After the 14 days you pick a plan and carry on from exactly where you stopped, or simply do not — no data is deleted or silently changed.
Can my client view the design without an account?
Yes. You can send a live link the client opens on a phone or a laptop to look around the space in 3D — with no sign-up and nothing to download.
Does the AI decide dimensions for me?
Never. The AI beautifies and accelerates — photoreal rendering, reading a plan — but every number that reaches production comes from deterministic, test-covered rules. AI never sets a dimension.
Is this for makers or for designers?
For whoever specifies. CabinetOS speaks the language of design — plan, elevations and sections — and produces exactly what the workshop needs at the other end. You do not need to learn a workshop vocabulary to hand over a set that can be built from.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. The subscription is monthly, with no commitment and no exit fee. You cancel from account settings and billing stops at the end of the month you paid for.
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