Kitchen design · quoting · drawings · on an iPad

Quote the kitchen while you're still standing in it.

Type the room in on the iPad in your hand. Three seconds later the kitchen is laid out, drawn and priced — no driving back to the office, no emailing a quote three days later, by which time they've called someone else.

Web-based · No installation · Currently free · No credit card

Sample kitchen
Recommended
9 cabinets
Fewest cabinets
7 cabinets
Finer split
11 cabinets
Base cabinets6
Wall cabinets5
Corner cabinet1
Fillers & scribes4
Finished end panels3
Crown & toe kick22 ft
Quote
+$162
$0

Sample kitchen; the quote figures illustrate the output, not a price list. The solve time is measured on our machine (L-shaped kitchen, 3 anchors).

01

Layouts in seconds

A few numbers in. Three complete layouts, the drawings and a line-item quote out.

02

Costs you less

No seat to buy, no workstation to keep running, and fewer designer-days per kitchen.

03

Closes faster

The customer gets the price while they're still standing in the kitchen — not three days later, from whoever answered first.

The saving is real. The jobs you stop losing to whoever quoted first are worth more.

Why it works this way

2020, ProKitchen, AutoCAD — they were built for a workstation. You’re standing in a kitchen.

Measure on site, drive back to the office, open 2020 or AutoCAD on the Windows box, place every cabinet by hand, export the drawings, build the quote, send it three days later. That workflow isn’t anyone’s fault — it’s what you do when the software has to live on a desktop. Cabinet-X runs in a browser on the iPad you’re already holding, and nobody places the cabinets.

The kitchen designs itself

Room dimensions, sink, range, fridge — that's the input. You get three complete layouts that differ in how the run is split, how much filler it takes and how long the counter run comes out. Pick one and adjust it.

Drawings you didn't draw

A 3D view you can render out, a floor plan and an elevation for every wall — produced by the same pass that produced the quote, off the same model, so they never drift apart.

The small stuff is in the quote

Fillers, scribes, finished end panels, corner cabinets, crown, light rail and toe kick are part of the layout and the cabinet list — not added afterward from memory.

It works where the job is

A browser on an iPad, in the customer's kitchen or on the showroom floor. Tap, drag, type a number — that's the whole interaction. No workstation, no license, no training week.

Do the math on your own numbers

What the current way costs you.

We're not going to tell you how much you'll save — we haven't measured your shop. Put your own numbers in and see what falls out. Everything is editable.

What designing and quoting costs you, per year
$0
Designer-days that volume needs0
Which is this many designers0
One seat per year — salary + software + machine$0
Of that year, software and hardware$0
Works out to, per quoted kitchen$0

Cabinet-X is free right now and runs on an iPad you already own, so the software-and-hardware share of that number goes to zero. What the designer's day is worth stays yours to spend — the question is whether it goes into placing cabinets or in front of a customer.

Hours at the screen, per year
0
Of that, redrawing revisions0
Full work weeks, at 40 h0
Weeks back if revisions stop being redraws0

The first version is the part a solver can hand you. The revisions are the part that stops being a redraw when the quote and the drawings come off the same model.

Out of your pocket, per year
$0
Site hours lost0
Those hours, in dollars$0
Fillers, panels and trim you covered$0
Per kitchen$0

An elevation for every wall and a cabinet list that already contains the fillers, panels, crown and toe kick is what this number is fighting.

Quoting

Say exactly what's included — and what isn't.

Every line on the quote carries a category and who's responsible for it, with an explicit "not included" list at the bottom. Three months later, nobody is arguing about whether the plumbing was in there.

LineScope
Cabinetry — base, wall, tallIncluded
Fillers, panels, crown, toe kickIncluded
Countertop — fabrication & installIncluded
Plumbing — disconnect & reconnectBy others
Electrical — new circuitsBy others
Flooring, paint, permitsExcluded
One kitchen, one pass

From room measurements to a complete quote.

01

Input

Room shape, ceiling height, sink, range, fridge, doors and windows.

02

Layout

Three complete options — base, wall, corners, fillers, panels, crown.

03

Drawings

3D view, floor plan, and an elevation for every wall.

04

Cabinet list

Every cabinet and component, with modification charges broken out.

05

Quote

Categorized, with Included / Excluded / By others on every line.

Straight answer

What Cabinet-X does today.

It's an early product and we'd rather you find out here than after you sign up.

Working now
  • Three complete kitchen layouts from a few numbers
  • 3D view, with a high-quality still you can save
  • Floor plan and an elevation for every wall
  • Cabinet list including fillers, panels, corners, crown, toe kick
  • Categorized quote with Included / Excluded / By others
  • Edit a cabinet and watch the quote and drawings update
  • Runs in the browser, nothing to install
Not there yet
  • ·PDF and DXF export — drawings are on screen only for now
  • ·Customer portal and approval flow
  • ·Ordering and manufacturing integration
  • ·LiDAR measuring from a phone
  • ·Importing your own supplier catalog (we'll set it up with you)

Take it on your next measure.

Or start with a kitchen you already quoted — run it through and compare against what it actually took you. If it's off, tell us what you'd change; that's the whole point right now.

Currently free · No credit card required