Most software for construction is built by developers who have never actually done the job.
I didn't want to make that mistake.
Last month I saw a free government-supported tiling course in my city, organized by Promtech, GIZ, and the local construction college.
Instead of interviewing a few contractors, I enrolled.
Finally a tool that gets wonky bathroom walls. Plugged in my measurements and the cut list was basically ready to hand to my tiler, saved me an hour of sketching on graph paper honestly.
Took it for a quick spin on my oddly shaped bathroom and the 4-corner wall math actually saved me from the usual crooked layout headache. The grouped cut list in the sidebar is a really nice touch for handing off to my tiler.
Tried it with my wonky bathroom walls and the 4-corner grid actually worked without me fighting it. The grouped cutting list in the sidebar is a nice touch.
the fact that it actually accounts for uneven walls with 4-corner measurements instead of just assuming flat surfaces is honestly genius, finally something that gets how messy real rooms actually are