Cutfit
Cutfit answers the question that costs money: how much fabric do I need, and how do the pieces sit on it? Enter your pieces and the fabric width, and Cutfit lays them out with the least waste — grain direction respected, folded or single layer, seam allowance included — then tells you the length to buy. It also keeps your fabric stash, works out quilt backing and binding, and prints the plan for the cutting table. No account, no server, no ads.
Cutfit is an iPhone app for quilting and sewing cuts: enter your pieces and fabric width, and it lays them out with the least waste and tells you how much fabric to buy.
Features
- Cutting layout drawn to scale with every piece placed and the leftover shown, respecting grain direction
- Yardage to buy in yards or metres, for folded or single layer, and which of the two buys less fabric
- Fabric stash that tells you whether what you own covers a project, with scrap tracking after each cut
- Quilt mode for strips, backing, binding and batting from the finished size
- Inches with fractions or centimetres; print or export the layout for the cutting table
- No account, no server and works offline
Questions
Which app calculates how much fabric I need to buy?
Cutfit takes your pieces and your fabric width, lays them out with the least waste and tells you the length to buy in yards or metres.
Is there an app for planning quilt backing and binding?
Yes. Cutfit's quilt mode works out strips, backing, binding and batting from the finished quilt size.
Can an app tell me if my fabric stash is enough for a project?
Cutfit keeps your fabric stash with width and length, and when you start a project it tells you whether your stash covers it.
Does Cutfit need an account or internet?
No. Cutfit has no account and no server; it works in flight mode and your projects stay on your phone.
Support
A piece that will not fit, a layout that looks wrong, or a unit that reads oddly in your language? Write to hello@vomcore.com — we answer in English and Turkish. A screenshot of the layout helps most.
Before you cut
Cutfit is a planning tool. It arranges the measurements you type; it does not know your fabric, your pattern or your shrinkage. Measure the actual fabric and check the plan against your pattern before cutting — a cut cannot be undone.