™

Apps

What we’re building.

Each app does one job well, and starts from the field.

Pipe runs & cut lists

PipeSketch3D™

Draw the run. Get the cut list.

PipeSketch3D on a phone: a 4-inch copper press run drawn in 3D, with two ball valves and four elbows. Each piece is tagged: pipes P1 to P7, elbows F1 to F4, valves V1 and V2.
PipeSketch3D on a phone: the pipe cut list for pieces P1 to P7, each 4-inch, with the cut length in large type and the math beside it, for example 7 feet centre to centre, less two fitting takeoffs, cut at 6 feet 2 and a quarter inches.

Measured on a ladder, sketched on cardboard, redrawn in the office, cut wrong. PipeSketch3D™ puts the whole run on your phone. Sketch it with your finger and walk away with the fittings and the cut list.

Where it stands
Private beta, by invitation
Runs on
iPhone and iPad
Ask for a beta spot See the app

Duct: Draw, Fabricate, Install

DuctConstruct3D™

Draw. Fabricate. Install.

DuctConstruct3D on a phone: a rectangular supply main drawn in 3D, with a transition to a smaller size, a round tap off the side and one elbow. Each piece is tagged, for example S1-T1 for the transition and S1-E1 for the elbow.
DuctConstruct3D on a phone: the flat pattern for elbow S1-E1, drawn as its two gore shapes, with the cut and bend lines, the method, the blank size and the seam and joint allowances.

Getting gauge, reinforcement and the cut list right usually takes the book and a desk. DuctConstruct3D™ does it on your phone, piece by piece, and hands the shop paperwork that is ready to build.

Where it stands
Private beta, by invitation
Runs on
iPhone and iPad
Ask for a beta spot See the app

Conduit and tube bending

TubeBender™

Every mark. Every bend. First try.

TubeBender on a phone: a piece of 3/4-inch conduit drawn in 3D as a rolling offset: two 45-degree bends between two 36-inch straights, with each length dimensioned and both bends numbered, under the app's Beta — confidential label.
TubeBender on a phone: the bend card, showing the marks on the conduit measured from the end, the stock length of 89 and 11/16 inches, and the bend schedule with the arrow mark and the angle for each of the two bends.

Stop working offsets out in your head or off a chart taped to the wall. Tell TubeBender™ your bender, sketch the piece, and get the cut length and every bend mark, step by step.

Where it stands
Private beta, by invitation
Runs on
iPhone and iPad
Ask for a beta spot See the app

The pictures are real screens from each app. More tools are on the way. Tell us what your trade is missing: support@riftwell.dev.