Picture: The showcase kitchen rendered in Cadvix: painted navy Shaker units, a stone worktop and an island, seen into from the open corner of the room. Along the back wall the website marks the unit widths in millimetres: 600, 500, 1000, 600 and 880.
3D kitchen design software for bespoke makers
Close the kitchen at the table.
A realistic 3D kitchen on your laptop, changing as the client talks. The same design prints the drawings and the cutting list.
100 places from December 2026 Two months free Windows PC with a graphics card
Rendered in Cadvix. The lines are this website's. Drag or use the arrows to turn it; move the sun.
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Your client asks “Can we see it in our room?”
Their room, while they watch.
Draw the room on a plan and the walls stand up. Units drop in and snap together.
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Your client asks “Could that one be wider?”
Type 880, and it is.
Drag a unit wider or type the width, to the millimetre, with the rulers on screen.
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Your client asks “And in navy?”
The same kitchen, painted navy.
Woods, stones and 100 Cadvix Colours, changed while the client watches.
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Your client asks “What about in the evening?”
Lights on. Nothing to email tonight.
Set the sun for any time of day, then switch the lights on.
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Your client says “Yes.”
That is the kitchen your workshop builds.
The design they agreed is the one that prints the drawings and the cutting list.
Unreal Engine 5, pointed at a kitchen.
The engine behind games and film, running on a laptop with a graphics card. That is why it looks like a room and not a drawing, and why it changes while the client watches, with no render button.
- Built on
- UE5Unreal Engine 5, the real-time engine behind games and film
- Every size
- 1mmWidth, height and depth to the millimetre, typed or dragged, rulers on screen
- Finishes
- 100+100 Cadvix Colours, plus woods and stones, swapped while they watch
- Files in our cloud
- 0Your designs are saved on your own computer, in an encrypted file
The drawing they sign is the one you cut from.
Tuesday night the client said yes. Wednesday morning the same design is on the bench as dimensioned drawings and a cutting list, and when the check measure changes it, you change it once.
| Revision | Part | Qty | Length | Width | Edge |
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| Revised, B | Side | 2 | 720 | 560 | 1L |
| Revised, B | Base | 1 | 844 | 542 | 1L |
| Revised, B | Front rail | 1 | 844 | 100 | 1L |
| Revised, B | Back | 1 | 844 | 720 | - |
| Revised, B | Shelf | 1 | 842 | 500 | 1L |
| Revision | Item | Qty | Height | Width | Note |
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| Revised, B | Door, Shaker, unit 5 | 4 | 714 | 437 | Base and wall; full overlay, 3 mm gaps |
| Revised, B | Filler F1 | 2 | 720 | 20 | Base and wall; cut 45, scribe 25 |
Hardware, unit 5: 8 hinges, 4 handles, 4 legs, 2 wall hangers, 8 shelf pegs.
Illustration, not for construction
| Rev | Description | Date |
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| B | Unit 5 narrowed to 850, filler F1 to 50, after the check measure | |
| A | First issue, as agreed at the meeting: unit 5 at 880 |
- Project
- Kitchen, 3600 × 3100 mm
- Drawing
- Back wall: 3D view, elevation, cutting list
- Sheet
- 1 of 1
- Scale
- NTS
- Units
- mm
- Rev
- A
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At the client’s table
They saw this.
Realistic 3D, changed while they watched. Unit 5 went to 880, and the kitchen went navy.
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On the bench
You print this.
Dimensioned plans and elevations, from the same design, for the client to sign and the check measure to test. The sizes on the drawing are the sizes in the design: unit 5 at 880, as agreed.
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The check measure
The end wall is 15 mm out of plumb.
Scribed to it, a 20 mm filler leaves the door no room. Take unit 5 back to 850 and the filler to 50. Change it once, in the design: the drawing, the schedule and the cutting list follow, ready for the client to sign. Revision B.
On this sheet the run stays at 3600, so filler F1 takes up the difference.
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At the saw
And cut from this.
A cutting list and a hardware list, part by part, nothing retyped. No direct CNC output yet: we would rather say so now.
The 3D view is Cadvix’s render. The drawing, the lists and the title block are this website’s illustration, from the same sizes, until Cadvix’s own export takes their place.
One kept job pays for years of this.
A bespoke kitchen is a five-figure job. Keep one that would have gone to a chain, and it pays for years of Cadvix. The beta: two months free, then half price for as long as you stay.
Quote
| Item | Amount |
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| Cadvix, the first 2 months | £0 |
| Then each month, at half price for as long as your subscription stays active | £24.50 |
| Your first year | £245 |
| Each year after | £294 |
All prices plus VAT. At the public price, one seat would be £49 a month after the beta.
Your side of it
- Use it on real jobs.
- Tell us what is wrong (there is a button for that inside the software).
- Join a short call now and then.
Checkout is run by Paddle. Your card is taken now and nothing is charged for two months. By joining you accept the Beta Tester Agreement.
£0 for two months. Then £24.50 a seat a month, for as long as you stay.
- No minimum term and no notice period: cancel any month from your Paddle account.
- Not right for you? Ask within 14 days of your first payment and we refund it in full.
- After the beta: £49 a seat, 1 to 25 seats, 14 days free. Beta testers keep their half price.
The subscription renews automatically each month until you cancel. Paddle runs checkout, invoices and tax, so we never see your card. Prices change only with 30 days’ notice.
Straight answers.
What it can do today, what it cannot do yet, and what makers ask us before they join.
What can’t it do yet?
No direct CNC output: the cutting list is a document, not a machine file. No cloud backup: your files stay on your PC, so keep your own copy. No Mac. Cadvix AI, an assistant inside the software, is coming; it is not in the beta. We would rather say so now than on a call.
Will it run on my computer?
Cadvix runs on Windows 10 or 11 with a dedicated graphics card, the kind sold for gaming or design work. To design at the client’s table, that means a laptop with one. We are measuring the exact minimum on the beta build: write to us with your card, and we will check it with you before you pay. It will not run on a Mac, or on a laptop with only built-in graphics.
How long does it take to learn?
We will put a number on it once the beta has measured it. It is built for people who make furniture, not for CAD engineers. During the beta, the people who build Cadvix answer your questions themselves.
When do I pay?
Not for the first two months. The checkout, run by Paddle, takes your card when you join and charges nothing until the two months are up. From the third month you pay half price on every seat, while you stay subscribed, and you can cancel before the first payment from your Paddle account without paying anything.
Where is my work kept?
Your designs are saved on your own computer, in an encrypted file, not in our cloud. There is no cloud backup yet, so keep your own copy.
Is it only for UK businesses?
It is built for UK makers first: in English, in millimetres, with prices in pounds. Makers elsewhere are welcome to join, and Paddle adds the right tax for your country.
Is the 3D kitchen at the top of this page Cadvix?
The pictures are. The kitchen at the top was rendered in Cadvix, and this website plays the pictures back as you scroll, turn it and move the sun, and draws the dimension lines over them. Cadvix itself is a Windows program, built on Unreal Engine 5. The kitchen shown here is a first render, and a better one is on its way.
Two builders, a direct line.
Daniel builds the 3D designer. Eitay builds the management system behind it: clients, projects, quotes, seats and billing. During the beta you talk to us, not to a queue, and what you tell us shapes the next build.
A hundred workshops, one place each.
A hundred places, one per business, each one sent by us. A place holds 1 to 25 seats. Joining takes about a minute through Paddle, and nothing is charged for two months.
It is for you, if
- You are a joiner or cabinet maker who designs and makes bespoke kitchens, in your own workshop or with a maker you trust.
- You sell face to face, in the client’s home or a showroom.
- You design at least one bespoke job a month.
It is not, if
- You are planning your own kitchen at home.
- You sell only from a fixed supplier catalogue.
- You need direct CNC output today.
- You are on a Mac, or a basic office laptop.
- We send you a link to join.
- You join through it, in about a minute. Paddle takes your card and charges nothing for two months.
- We email you an invitation: a one-time link that ties the place to your business.
- The beta build comes to you by email from December 2026. Install it on a Windows PC, redeem the invitation, and invite your colleagues from inside Cadvix.
Questions before you join? admin@cadvix.com
Checkout is run by Paddle, our merchant of record, who adds VAT and issues the invoice. By joining you accept the Beta Tester Agreement and the Terms of Service.
Places are by invitation for now. Write to us with your workshop’s name and where you are, and we will send you a link to join.
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