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This app helps furniture makers and independent creators calculate precise sheet cutting dimensions, accounting for edge banding and material costs. It generates detailed cut maps and reports for efficient workshop management and seamless handover to the shop floor.
What's New in Castoro
4.5.0
September 7, 2026
A summary row below the parts table shows total piece count and cutting area for active parts. Faster startup connection recovery prevents endless loading screens.
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What is Castoro?
Castoro is a productivity app designed to optimize sheet cutting for furniture workshops and independent makers. It calculates precise dimensions, accounts for edge banding, and generates detailed cut maps and reports.
Does Castoro have ads?
No, Castoro is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience while optimizing your sheet cutting processes.
What devices does Castoro support?
Castoro is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, ensuring accessibility across your Apple devices. Calculations can also be opened on any device via a web link.
How often is Castoro updated?
The app was last updated on September 7, 2026, indicating active development and ongoing improvements to its features and performance.
Can I import my existing part lists into Castoro?
Yes, Castoro allows you to import part lists from Excel, CSV, and the clipboard, with intelligent column auto-matching and manual correction options.
What materials can Castoro handle?
Beyond standard materials like chipboard and MDF, Castoro supports particle board, plywood, glass, mirrors, metal, plastic, acrylic, and composite panels.
Is there a cost associated with using Castoro?
The core features of Castoro are free to use, and no account is needed to start. There is a 'Castoro Pro' version for enhanced features.
How does Castoro help with workshop efficiency?
Castoro provides detailed cut maps, step-by-step cut sequence playback, and PDF reports with labels that include all necessary information for the shop floor, improving workflow and reducing errors.






