SLUTTY MEASUREMENT VAULT
STORE IT · SAY IT · RECALL IT
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// THE TRUSTED PLACE TO CAPTURE MEASUREMENTS™

Call it out.
We catch it.Measurement storage with hands-free voice capture.

The one place you trust to hold every measurement — captured by hand or hands-free by voicePRO+. Speak the numbers from under the sink or up the ladder; they land in your bench in millimetres, ready when you are.

Locked up. Packed tight. Pulled out later.
Every inch accounted for.
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Slutty Measurement Vault — a saved project cut list with per-object pieces in millimetres and a sheets-to-buy total
Hands-free voice captureMillimetre-trueNever re-measureAny machineHands-free voice captureMillimetre-trueNever re-measureAny machine
// an extra hand · voice capturePRO+

Both hands on the job.
Say the number.

Tap once and talk. Voice capture transcribes what you say, pulls out every dimension, and files it in millimetres — no pencil, no phone juggling, no climbing back down to write it on your arm.

Built for the trades and service techs who take measurements in the worst spots on the job — jammed under a sink, folded into a crawlspace, one arm behind a water heater, balanced on a ladder. Stop contorting to jot a number and lose it. Call it out and keep working. It saves your back, and it saves you the trip back.

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● Listening…HANDS-FREE

“Cabinet opening is ninety-six and a quarter wide by thirty and a half tall, and the base panel is twenty-three and seven eighths…”

Opening · Width2444.8 mm 96 1/4"
Opening · Height774.7 mm 30 1/2"
Piece · Base panel606.4 mm 23 7/8"
// your whole bench, one list

Every project. Every cut. Saved.

MY MEASUREMENTS · LIVEPIECE & CUT LISTS
The My Measurements project list — saved cut-list projects with material, object count and sheets to buy
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// project
// display units
Drawer · cut list
MM
Bottom400 × 300 mm ×1
Side400 × 120 mm ×2
Front / back300 × 120 mm ×2
Divider300 × 90 mm ×3
8 pieces total1 sheet to buy
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Catch the number. Trust it later.

1
Capture it

Speak it hands-free or punch it in — object, pieces, width, length, quantity. Hands full or buried in a cabinet, the number still gets caught.

2
Trust it

Saved to your bench in millimetres, grouped into a named project. No scraps of paper, no re-measuring, no second-guessing later.

3
Recall it

Open it on any machine, export the cut list, and buy exactly the right number of sheets. The number you called out is the number that's there.

Lock it in.

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// FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What's the easiest way to record measurements on a job?
Say them out loud. Tap the mic, speak the number, and it transcribes your voice into a clean measurement saved in millimetres — no putting the tape down to type. Voice capture is a Pro feature.
Can I record my measurements with my voice and have them saved as text?
Yes. Voice capture turns what you say into filed measurements you can edit and keep. It is hands-free, so you can measure from under a sink, up a ladder, or in a crawlspace. Voice capture is a Pro feature.
Will my measurements be there on my next job and on any device?
Yes. Everything saves to your account, so you can pull up a cut list on any machine, any job, without re-measuring.
What's the easiest way to store and reuse measurements across multiple laser cutting projects?
Save them to your account instead of to a scrap of MDF. Measurements file under a project as objects, cut pieces and quantities, so job two starts from the numbers job one already proved — the same drawer opening, the same stock thickness, the same panel sizes. Every value is stored in millimetres, so nothing drifts when you reuse it months later.
How do I create a cut list and organize measurements for woodshop projects?
Measure the parts into a project — object, cut piece, quantity — then compile them into a cut list you can export or email to the shop. Because the numbers live under the project instead of in your head, the list matches what you actually measured, and the sheets-to-buy count comes off the same data instead of a second guess at the lumber yard.
Can I work in metric and imperial?
Both. Enter and read millimetres or inches; every value is stored canonically in millimetres so nothing drifts or rounds off.
Can I turn my measurements into a cut list?
Yes — compile them into a cut list and export or email it to the shop.
Is this good for trades and field measuring?
Absolutely. Hands-free voice capture is built for measuring in the field — on a ladder, in a tight space — where stopping to type isn't an option.