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Scale elevation canvas
Set plate run, wall height, and stud OC (12 / 16 / 19.2 / 24 in), toggle a double top plate, snap to guides, and watch live stud count and plate footage update as you draw.
Shop floor · Offline
Draw the elevation, drop rough openings, and explode a code-aware stud wall into cut lists, board-feet, and fastener counts—before you touch a saw.
Set plate run, wall height, and stud OC (12 / 16 / 19.2 / 24 in), toggle a double top plate, snap to guides, and watch live stud count and plate footage update as you draw.
Drop door and window presets with editable RO sizes; StudBay auto-inserts kings, jacks, sill/cripples, and a header stack—one tap upgrades to a load-bearing header path.
Explode the wall into labeled plates, studs, jacks, cripples, and headers; slide a waste factor, group by dimension, and share PDF or CSV from the system sheet.
Filter joist, rafter, and ceiling tables by species, grade, loads, and spacing; open connection schedules for stud-to-plate, hangers, hurricane ties, and sole-plate anchors with nailing diagrams.
Square walls with an interactive 3-4-5 checker, compute brace diagonals, convert pitch to angle, and sketch basic stair stringers—imperial default with metric toggle.
Twelve-plus seeded practice walls—closet partitions, load-bearing window bays, garage portals, pocket-door frames—attempt the assembly, then reveal king/jack/cripple solutions with callouts.
StudBay Framing Studio is a pocket wall-framing workbench for DIY renovators and trade-school apprentices who need more than a stud-count calculator. Sketch scale elevations with real plate lengths, heights, and on-center spacing; place door and window rough openings and watch king, jack, cripple, and header stacks assemble automatically.
Explode the bay into a labeled cut list with waste and board-feet, then flip into an offline atlas of span tables, nailing schedules, and layout-math diagrams usable in the lumber aisle with zero signal. Twelve seeded practice walls let you attempt assemblies and reveal the correct callouts—fully offline, no account, no camera—built as a dense reference-plus-shop utility, not a thin calculator shell.