Begin in the browser without managing a desktop CAD installation or project-file handoffs.
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FrameVerk product guide
Browser-based timber-frame design with nothing to install
Open FrameVerk in a modern desktop browser, create and save the timber-frame project online, and move between 2D planning, 3D review, material information and sharing without installing general-purpose CAD software.
What this changes in your workflow
Keep project versions, the current model and related outputs together in the online workspace.
Send a view-only 3D link so another person can inspect the latest saved project without an account.
From idea to usable project information
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Join the waitlist to request editor access. After an invitation, create your project in a supported desktop browser.
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Develop the structure while moving between the 2D and 3D views.
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Save revisions, prepare outputs and share a view-only link from the same workspace.
Start with the laptop you have
FrameVerk runs in a desktop browser. You can inspect the public house model before you request editor access.
Open the demo on your current laptop. Rotate the model and check whether the controls suit your work.
The editor connects 2D planning, 3D review and model quantities in one project. The wall and roof controls keep these tasks together.
See an example created in about 2 minutes
The featured house model was created in about 2 minutes. This time describes that example. Other designs and their checks can take longer.
The saved house footprint is 8 × 10 m (≈ 26′ 3.0″ × 32′ 9.7″). You can inspect the frame, roof and openings in the public 3D viewer.
The homepage also shows quantities and a stud detail from this project. Use them to connect the visible model with its dimensions.
Review the model before you request access
The public demo lets you inspect the saved model without an account. Editing requires an invitation.
Use the demo to list the dimensions, views and material information you need. Join the waitlist when you are ready to request editor access.
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Timber-frame CAD built around real structural members
Explore this featureRoof framing connected to the timber-frame project
Explore this featureEarly timber quantities and cost estimates from one project
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FrameVerk supports design and planning. Final construction decisions still require the appropriate engineer, permits and professional checks.