Plan the cut, price the job, docket it onsite, get it signed, invoice it — built on the job by a concrete cutter, not in an office by a software company.
iPhone · iPad · Android · Mac · or any browser at cutulator.app — installs to your home screen and works with no signal
From measure-up to money
Nobody types the job twice. The machine, material, size and depth picked when the phone rang are the same ones on his docket, the client's signature and your invoice.
Pick the machine, the material, wall or floor, the size and the depth — once. The board shows who's free and the job takes its day.
Deal it and it's in his My Day: the site, the contact, the work, power and water, the gate, your notes. Never a rate.
From the booking, or the quote if one was done. He changes it to what he actually did and adds his own lines — nothing is locked out on site.
On his phone, or on theirs from a link — no app, no prices on it. The signed docket comes home to the office.
Every line off the signed docket, priced from your book, each one held against the quote — +0.7 m over the quote, not on the quote — keep it or strike it. What you invoice is what the client signed.
Try the office — right here
This is the real app with a test company in it — the crew, the day's jobs around the city, the map. Nothing to sign up for, nothing saved. Press a step and watch it happen, or click around yourself.
No card for the trial. Your own company, your own rates.
The engine of the company
The phone rings, the job goes on the board, and the board answers the office's three questions at a glance: who's free, what's on which day, and what still has no day at all.
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What's inside
Every tool in this app comes from real on-site problems that generic calculators can't solve. Switch between metric and imperial at any time — with full tape-measure fractions in imperial — and all calculators update instantly.
Exact 2-stroke mix ratio for any fuel quantity, all common ratios supported.
Calculate the weight of any concrete block before you cut it.
Work out cut dimensions from a target weight, with a visual cut planner.
Calculate the weight of a drilled core before extraction, including angled cores.
Barrel length and geometry for angled drilling, with clearance diagrams.
Plan stitch drilling patterns for square, rectangular and circular openings.
See how far your blade overcuts at each corner, switch to stitch mode, or sink the blade deeper with an oversized blade to shrink the overcut.
Mark up a site photo with cut lines and arrows to plan and communicate.
Live sensor readout for checking blade angle on the job.
Plan a whole penetration job — cuts, relief cores, block weights and the site plan — from one screen, with a PDF the crew can work off.
Price a job straight from the plan and turn out a real quote or tax invoice PDF. Runs on the included sample rate book — clearly badged until you make the rates your own.
The booking board: book the job when the phone rings, give it its day, deal it to whoever's free — and jobs with no date yet wait at the bottom wearing their age.
The cutter's end of the board: what the office dealt you — where, who, what to know — and one I'M DONE button that tells the office you're free.
Fill it onsite, the client signs it — on your phone or on theirs, from a link, no app needed — and one file carries the signed PDF and the docket to the office.
Your own safety checklists on every docket, typed once by the boss, ticked onsite, signed by whoever's signing.
Every quote and invoice files itself. Tap paid when the money lands, reprint any paper exactly as it went out, and export the lot for Xero.
Your whole price book — rates, terms, JSA — round-trips through one spreadsheet. Run client books and crew files from the office computer.
Anchor and foot distances by saw brand and model — factory figures and field practice side by side.
Generate a professional job report ready to attach to a quote.
Copy any result or share it straight from the calculator to a text or email.
Which one do I get?
Open cutulator.app on your phone and add it to your home screen — the calculators, the docket, your tickets, your day.
Open cutulator.app in the browser on the office computer — it installs like an app, and your work is saved on that computer. Sign in with your mobile or email. Quotes, invoices, the board, the crew: same company, bigger screen.
Your data is yours
Your rate book, your clients, your dockets and your invoices live on the phone in your pocket on site and the computer on the office desk, and travel between them sealed. Sign in with your mobile — no password — and if the phone goes in the slab, a new one brings your company straight back.
To bring a company back to a new phone, our server keeps your company's files sealed with the keys beside them. We could read them. We never look — and we say so, which is more than most apps will.
Your rate book and your margins. Client names and sites. Your quotes, dockets and invoices. Your bank details. Take the lot any time — the backup button in Setup gives you one file, yours to keep anywhere.
The quoting and invoicing side runs in any browser on the office computer — same app, bigger screen, signed in with your mobile or your email. Nothing to install.
The docket you send a client to sign travels encrypted with its key inside the link itself — we cannot read that one at all — and it carries no prices at all. Your client sees the work, never your rates.
Sign in on the new one and your company comes back — rates, crew and company details. That is why the keys live on our server, and the privacy policy says exactly why.
Chapter and verse in the privacy policy — what we hold, why, and how to delete it. Plain English, not lawyer.
For the boss and the office
The office sets the book up once — company, logo, terms, bank details, every rate — and sends one file to every phone in the crew. From then on, everything that leaves the company matches, and everything the crew does comes home.
The book prices like a cutter thinks
The crew's week
Started, break, finished — he taps them on site and sends his day with one button. You see it on the office computer beside the job it was booked for and the dockets he sent that day.
In his pocket
His licences and tickets as a wallet that fans out like Apple Wallet. Tap one to flash it at the gate, flip it for the back, and it goes amber before it lapses.
Thinking of going out on your own?
The gear you can run. The paperwork is what sinks a new operator in year one — quotes that look homemade, invoices that go out late, dockets on the dash of the ute. Cutulator hands you a whole company's paper from the first job.
Your name, your logo, your terms on quote and tax invoice PDFs that look like a company twice your size sent them.
Bank details or your own payment link printed on every invoice. Money goes from your client to your account — no middleman, no clip on the way through.
JSA and Pre-Start on every docket from the first day — the thing builders ask for and one-man bands hate producing.
Put a second man on and send him the crew file. Win a big customer and give them their own book. The app you started with runs the company you end up with.
Works where you work — Australia, New Zealand, the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands, each with its own tax, paper size and break rules. Metric and imperial live side by side in every tool — tape fractions and all — and your rates are in whatever your money is.
The honest bit
Every tool, the Job Builder, the work docket, the client signing, JSA and Pre-Start, the PDFs. The toolbox is $9.99 once, no subscription — yours for good.
One licence per phone. Got a crew? You buy their seats inside the app — Office → Crew → 🪑 Buy seats — and each man's phone is unlocked when he signs in.
Buy the app — $9.99One man, one ABN. Your own rates on your own quotes and tax invoices, your company and bank details on every paper, the booking board, the job history, the backup and the shared folder — the whole office, sized for one.
Your phone and your office computer, both on the one price. What you don't get is crew: you can't hand seats out or take dockets off your crew's phones. The day you put a second man on, that's Business — and everything you've built comes with you.
Subscribe — $29/month Or $290 a yearQuotes and tax invoices with your prices, your company and your bank details on them, plus the office side of the docket — books for the whole crew, sent from one phone or the office computer.
Per business, every device you own — not per user, and up to ten of them. Your crew never need it; their $9.99 app does dockets all day. $790 a year saves you two months.
First fortnight free, no card for the trial — open Cutulator, tap 🏢 I run a company, sign in, and ▶ Start your free fortnight. No $9.99 first.
Cancel anytime. You keep every tool you bought.
Founding companies: code FOUNDING49 at the checkout — $49 a month for your first year.
Subscribe — $79/month Or $790 a yearBig outfit? Business XL takes you to twenty-five devices — $199 a month or $1,990 a year — founding code FOUNDING129 makes it $129 a month for the first year.
Bought through the App Store or Google Play instead? That covers the app on that phone — same thing, same price.
Questions first? The instructions page walks every tool, and support@cutulator.com reaches the bloke who cuts concrete and built this.