Upload one photo of the furniture you want to build and this web app works out the parts, generates a 3D model, lays out the cutting and assembly steps, and exports a plan as a PDF. It targets DIY beginners who cannot draw plans and hesitate over materials, so they can start work already holding instructions they trust.
Judges praised a design that stays close to DIY beginners: matched colours between the 3D model and parts list make each role obvious, and step-by-step 3D checks cut rework. Bringing web-based 3D into Flutter, and the skill to do it, were cited.
DIY projects usually collapse not for lack of tools or will, but at the point where nobody knows how to proceed. This entry starts from the lightest possible input, one photograph, and carries it down to parts, steps and a plan you can print, a concrete way of cutting the problem. Since this took a Flutter award, the technical question was presumably how web-native 3D work could be brought into a mobile-first build, and not sidestepping that looks like part of the result.
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