White-label software & project tools

Your brand.
Your tools.
Your workflow.

Bring practical digital tools into your own business. Branded calculators, CAD concept interfaces and project enquiry workflows, scoped around your customers and the service you provide.

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Software that belongs in your brand

Make a useful tool
part of your service.

A calculator or drawing tool can help a customer arrive with a more useful brief. A consistent brand and enquiry journey makes it feel like part of your business.

Our white-label service adapts project planning tools to your identity and the requirements you want customers to define. Begin with the inputs, the outputs and the next step that should follow.

The Masonry Metals Project Studio is a working example of that approach: branded interfaces, live calculations, downloadable concept geometry and a planning summary that can become an enquiry.

See the tools in action

Actual Masonry Metals Project Studio screen showing the adjustable plate drawing, dimensions and DXF download controls — CAD concept designer · Actual Project Studio interface.Try the CAD tool →

Inside our branded software

A working workspace.
A starting point for yours.

These screens show our own branded tools. Your white-label brief defines the identity, customer inputs, result metrics and handoff your business needs.

PROJECT STUDIO / WEIGHT

Material weight

Compare material mass and quantities, with the dimensions and density behind the estimate.

Try the live tool

Cutting planner screenshot showing stock quantities, utilisation, offcut totals and visual cutting bars

PROJECT STUDIO / CUTTING

Cutting plans & metrics

See stock quantities, cutting loss, offcuts and finished-length utilisation in one view.

Try the live tool

Actual Project Studio screenshots, shown with illustrative input values. Select a screen to open the full image.

White-label capabilities

A focused toolset.
A familiar identity.

Define the useful customer task first. Then agree the features, branding and workflow needed to support it.

Branded calculators

Adapt material, quantity, dimensional and planning calculators to the inputs your customers understand. Use your terminology, labels and the calculation assumptions agreed for the tool.

CAD concept interfaces

Explore a scoped dimensional drawing interface, live geometry preview and downloadable concept files. Define the component families and drawing outputs the customer journey needs.

Brief & enquiry workflows

Turn tool outputs into a project summary that customers can review, download and use in an enquiry. Agree the fields, contact route and information needed by your team.

Website or standalone delivery

Discuss a dedicated branded workspace or tools integrated into a website. Deployment, domain requirements and any connection to existing systems are defined as part of the agreed scope.

What can be adapted

Built around
your customer journey.

Visual identity

Your name, logo, colours and typography, with a consistent interface across the tool and the enquiry journey.

Inputs & calculation basis

Your supported dimensions, material assumptions, units and terminology. Define the boundaries and the information needed to interpret each output.

Outputs & handoff

Agree the result metrics, downloads, concept geometry and project brief fields, together with the action the customer should take next.

Deployment & ongoing work

Agree where the tools will run, the scope of support and how changes to features or assumptions will be managed.

Start with a clear brief

Tell us what the tool
needs to achieve.

Area	Information to bring
Your business	Brand name, website, audience and the service the tool should support.
The customer task	What users need to calculate, draw, compare or prepare before they contact you.
Required inputs	Dimensions, materials, quantities, units and any agreed formulas or data sources.
Useful outputs	Metrics, visual previews, file formats, project summaries and the desired enquiry route.
Identity & delivery	Logo, brand references, target website or domain, programme and support requirements.

The white-label workflow

Define. Adapt.
Review and launch.

Scope and pricing are confirmed around the individual toolset, integration and delivery requirements.

Define the requirement.

Agree the customer task, feature scope, calculation assumptions and outputs. Identify what already exists and what needs to be developed.

Adapt the workspace.

Shape the interface, branding and enquiry handoff around the brief. Review the inputs, results and behaviour against the agreed scope.

Prepare the launch.

Confirm the delivery arrangement and review the tool on the intended website. Agree documentation, ownership, support and future changes.

Before you enquire

A few useful
questions.

Can the tool use our own branding?

Yes. The white-label brief can include your business name, logo, colours, typography and customer-facing terminology. The final identity and interface are agreed as part of the scope.

Can we change the inputs and calculations?

Specify the inputs, formulas, units and data sources your tool needs. We can then discuss the development and validation work required for those calculations.

Can it connect to an existing enquiry workflow?

Share the website, enquiry destination and systems involved. The integration approach and required access are defined before development, rather than assumed from a general request.

How is the white-label service priced?

Pricing depends on the toolset, interface, development, integration and support scope. Send the customer task and required features to begin a scoped discussion.

A workspace with your name on it

Let’s build your
branded toolset.

Tell us what your customers need to calculate, draw or prepare. Start with the workflow and the result you want.

Discuss white-label software

Your brand.Your tools.Your workflow.

Make a useful toolpart of your service.

A working workspace.A starting point for yours.