Plans, elevations, sections
Every view reads the same cabinets. Vertical and horizontal sections with real hatching, and dimensions that stay attached to the objects.
Design cabinets once in a parametric model. Every plan, elevation, section, door spec and cut list comes off it, and Wizard turns redlines into edits you approve.
Most shops design a job in one program and re-code it in another for production. RiftCAD keeps one source of truth from first sketch to shop floor.
Every view reads the same cabinets. Vertical and horizontal sections with real hatching, and dimensions that stay attached to the objects.
Face frames, overlays, door styles, panel clearances and counter heights, set once and shown on every new job so you can override them per job.
Stile and rail sections from your tooling library, cutter SKUs, submittal sheets and cut lists, generated from the model instead of typed by hand.
Drop in the architect's Bluebeam markups. Wizard reads them, proposes parametric changes through the same validated operations as the editor, and shows the updated drawings and manufacturing consequences before anything is applied.
It asks at every judgment call. You stay the designer.
Nothing to install. Open a job from the shop, the office or the jobsite.
Construction rules live in one authority, so drawings and parts never disagree.
Built and tested inside a working Seattle millwork shop on live jobs.
A small paid alpha for cabinet and millwork shops ready to run real jobs and tell us where it hurts.
Invitations go out to a small group of shops ahead of the 2027 alpha.
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