What’s new in Layometry

Current version: Beta 0.0.1

Beta 0.0.1 — First public release

July 11, 2026

Layometry enters public beta: the full tile-planning cycle, from real-world measurements to an actionable 3D cut list.

  • Connected surfaces: walls inline or at 90° plus a floor in front, with shared-edge height inheritance and grout-aware junctions.
  • Uneven surfaces from four measurements: wedge-shaped edge cuts absorb the skew while the grid stays level and plumb.
  • Surface elements: openings (windows, fixtures), niches with tiled returns and back wall, and projections or columns tiled on every visible face.
  • 45° mitres on outer corners with grout along the edge, and return strips calculated from tile and adhesive thickness.
  • Rectangular and hexagonal tiles, straight and running-bond patterns, grid rotation from −90° to +90°, manual offsets, and symmetric centering — per project and per element.
  • Cut calculation in 3D: red waste preview, installed-piece and shaped-notch dimensions, and a consolidated cut list with CSV export.
  • Local-first workflow: automatic in-browser project save, JSON backup and import, no account required.
  • Review controls: automatic scene framing, adjustable lighting direction, and a clean preview mode without diagnostic tinting.
  • Ukrainian and English interface with an adaptive mobile layout.