Answer customers & sell more Ready to use

Nobody leaves your shop
guessing at yardage.

Fifteen calculators covering the maths your customers get wrong — backing, binding, borders, sashing, set-in triangles. They work it out on your website, then buy the right amount from you.

your-store.com
Screenshot goes here The menu of all fifteen calculators, grouped — so the range reads immediately.

Fifteen of them, not one. This is the difference between a novelty and something customers bookmark.

How dealers use it

  1. It lives on your website, free to use

    No login, nothing to buy. It's the reason a quilter has your site open while she plans — and the reason she's on your site and not somebody else's when she works out she needs three more yards.

  2. She gets a number she can shop from

    Purchase yardage always rounds up to the nearest eighth of a yard, because that's how fabric is actually cut. Every calculator shows its assumptions and flags anything that might trip her up.

  3. Your staff use it at the cutting table too

    Your team get their own version inside the portal where results save into named projects and everyone can see them — so the answer you gave on Tuesday is still there on Saturday when she comes back for the border fabric.

Quilt Calculator — backing & batting
Screenshot goes here One calculator solved — backing and batting, with its assumptions and warnings showing.

It shows its working. A number with no assumptions behind it is a number nobody trusts.

What it does

  • Quilt planning — backing & batting (comparing panel orientations), diagonal backing, binding straight or bias, up to five borders, sashing with cornerstones
  • Fabric planning — inches to centimetres to yards, piece counts, strip calculations both directions, width-of-fabric conversions
  • Block and shape maths — eight shapes including half- and quarter-square triangles, hexagons and diamonds, square-in-a-square, and on-point set-in triangles
  • Project helpers — full project costing with tax, shipping and labour in four currencies, plus a die-cut letter counter
  • Always rounds purchase yardage up to the nearest ⅛ yard
  • Your team's results save into shared projects inside the portal

What it doesn't do

  • The public version saves nothing. A customer's numbers vanish when she closes the tab — only your staff's version keeps projects
  • It isn't quilt design software. It does the arithmetic around a pattern; it won't draft one
  • It doesn't price against your stock. The costing calculator uses whatever figures are typed into it

See all fifteen on the call

And what happens to your cutting-table conversations when customers arrive with the right number.

Request a Demo