What is Moducut?
Moducut is a desktop app for furniture workshops. You draw a room, place cabinets in it and Moducut turns them into every panel that needs to be cut, then produces the G-code the CNC machine runs and the DXF files the workshop needs.
The goal is simple: the output of this app is not a screen, it is a real sheet of wood. A misplaced hole is only noticed after the board is cut, so accuracy comes first.
From room to cut
- Draw the room – set the walls, doors, windows and obstacles.
- Place modules – base, wall and tall cabinets, corners and wardrobes from the catalogue.
- Tune every part – doors, shelves, drawers, handles, back panels and overlays per module.
- Nest the sheets – parts are laid out on boards to waste as little material as possible.
- Export – G-code for the machine, DXF and cut lists for the workshop.
Workshop realities
Most of the work went into the details a workshop actually cares about: kerf allowance, single-bit cutting with a 5 mm end mill, hole positions, overlays, handles and drawer systems. Machine settings (tool mode, tool length, output format and cutting speeds) live right next to the design, so the file that leaves the app is ready for the machine.
Stack
Moducut is built with React Native components on the web (react-native-web) inside Electron, so the same code ships to macOS and Windows. The same interface also runs in the browser as a Docker image, where saving falls back to downloads.
