5 to 40 people, one to a few mills
One CAM seat. One person who knows where every order is.
Software for CNC and laser shops.
You mill.
The system does the rest.
Quote, program and send from the mill you already run.
The quote takes the evening. The program, the material and the job list sit in three other systems.
Bring a STEP to a 20-minute call.
On the floor
Factory integration
Quote, program, material and the job list in one system.
Cycle times feed the next quote. Nothing retyped.
What you get
- This week
- A 20-minute call
- On the call
- A drafted plan on your part
- Answer
- Within one working day
PartONE SETUP · 3 AXIS
The problem
You quote twice to win once.
Both quotes came out of a spreadsheet and a feel for the job.
None of it is written down where the next quote can reach it.
- 01
The price is a spreadsheet and an eyeball. You never find out which half of your quotes was priced wrong.
- 02
The date is a promise against a week you cannot see. Setup overruns and idle time were never logged.
- 03
Cycle time stays on the machine. The next quote for that part is the same guess as the last one.
- 04
The program, the tool and the job sheet each live somewhere else. Someone walks the floor to answer one customer.
The chain
One system for the whole job.
It learns from every part you cut. Your rates, your tools, your fixtures.
One place a file goes in, for your customer or your estimator. The job is opened from it and nothing is retyped after that.
Paths drafted from the cutters you own. Passes simulated against the blank, and the plan states which were not.
A connection per control, wired to the machine where we have wired it. Every program is read back off the control and compared with what was sent, before it runs.
The job states the stock it needs against what is on the rack. Material is ordered from the job, not in another window.
Every job on the floor in one list: what is running, what is waiting, and who has it.
Cycle times come back to the job that ran them, machine by machine, never shared between mills.
Your cutters, your holders, your shop rate. The price is computed from them, so changing one changes the next quote.
Four guesses, because nothing comes back. This is one chain, from the file to the machine and back.
Approval
Humanonly
AI drafts. It cannot approve.
The gate
Simulate, then a person approves. Always.
Nothing is cut by software alone. A named person approves, then the guard checks again before the bytes go out.
AI drafts and criticises. It cannot approve, change geometry, or pick a tool you do not own.
Every send is read back and compared on content, not raw bytes.
Every approval, send and change is logged: who, whether they were a person, and when.
- Where it runs
- The mill you already run
- Setup
- Serial cable on the mill we run
- Your time
- A 20-minute call
- Shipping
- Your DHL or GCC courier account
- Your data
- Your own deployment, locally hosted. Export any time.
- After
- We talk about install only if it fits
Who it's for
Built for the shop where the owner still programs.
An old control that still cuts
Serial port only? That is the machine we proved it on.
Newer controls
Siemens, Heidenhain, Fanuc, Haas: prismatic jobs run today by carrying the program. Direct connectors are built with you.
5-axis shops
Welcome. Your machine list sets the roadmap. Prismatic work runs through today's chain.
What it is not
Stated limits. On purpose.
Not a 5-axis CAM suite today
3-axis prismatic now. Off-axis features are reported, not quietly cut.
Not a robot
Your people approve every cut and press every cycle start.
A marketplace only if you ask
Nobody bids on your work. Routed work comes only to a shop that asked and signed.
Not a shared cloud
No sign-up page. Your own deployment if we later run it on your mill.
Not proven on your control yet. One serial control is proven both directions. Yours is next, built with you. Built by a small team. Running in the UAE and the EU, every day.
FAQ
Before you start.
For 3-axis prismatic work, yes. Outside that, keep your CAM and use VOKS for quote, send, ship and track.
One serial-cable control is proven both directions. Siemens, Heidenhain, Fanuc and Haas: the program is posted here and carried the way you carry one now. Direct connectors are built with you.
No. It drafts and criticises. A person in your shop approves every program. Approval is human-only in the code.
On the proven serial machine, down the cable and read back. On a control we have not wired, the program is posted and carried the way you carry one today, and the system records who carried it.
Locally hosted, your own deployment. Export any time.
As accurate as your recorded rates and times. The system labels each number: measured, datasheet, or a toolpath floor. We publish no accuracy percentage until we have measured one with you.
The call is how we talk. No number on this page. We do not publish a shop price until we have earned one with you.
Then it is the kind of machine we proved this on.
A 20-minute call. A STEP of a real part is optional. We bring a drafted plan.
DHL and GCC couriers. Tracking stays on the order. Your operator types the number.
20-minute call
Book a 20-minute call.
Send a STEP of a part you already cut if you have one. We bring a drafted plan to a 20-minute call.
Book a 20-minute call
- Bring a STEP
- Your own deployment
- No price on this page