This app provides essential jobsite calculations for contractors and builders, including stair and rafter plans, feet-inch-fraction math, and right triangle solutions. Generate detailed PDF plans offline and export them for shop use or sharing with your crew.
1.13.0
August 21, 2026
• New wall-stud counter. Enter a wall's length, spacing, and height, add corners, and CutOnce gives you a stud count with top plates and waste figured in — then prints it to the tape and a PDF. • More accurate hip and valley roofs. We corrected edge lengths, angle notes, and rounding across hip and valley layouts — including metric — so your cut list matches the framing. • Your inputs stay put when you switch units. Flip between imperial and metric and the values you entered carry over instead of clearing. • Birdsmouth warning. CutOnce now flags when a birdsmouth cut would go deeper than your stock, before you make the cut. • Roof-plan PDFs in Spanish. Roof-plan notes are now available in Spanish. • Stability and polish. Fixed a rare roof-plan rendering crash and tightened rafter accuracy and layout.
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No, CutOnce is ad-free. The app explicitly states it contains no advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.
CutOnce offers a free basic calculator and a free 7-day trial for advanced features. A one-time purchase unlocks all advanced calculators permanently, with no subscriptions required.
CutOnce is available for both iPhone and iPad, ensuring compatibility across Apple's mobile device ecosystem.
The latest version, 1.7.0, was released on June 18, 2026, indicating regular updates. The app also guarantees free updates are included with the purchase.
Yes, CutOnce is designed for offline use. All calculations and PDF plan generation can be performed without a signal or cell service.
CutOnce is available in both English and Spanish, catering to a broader range of users.
CutOnce has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience, including younger users involved in educational or hobbyist building projects.
The app is built for contractors and builders who need accurate answers in the units they actually use, emphasizing precision in its feet-inch-fraction math and various jobsite calculations.