Struqo. Knows its way around wood construction.
Free to use. The account too, when you want to save.
Draw your project in 2D, and the material list comes with it. No separate tools, no gap between plan and purchase.
KVH, BSH, spruce, larch, Douglas fir, oak. Cross-sections and lengths from the lumber yard, no plugin tinkering.
Runs in the browser. No account, no download, no setup. You open the editor and get to work.
You have a cordless drill, motivation, and an idea. Struqo gives you the matching plan, to spec, with the cutlist. No need to learn CAD first.
Examples: Carport, garden shed, workbench, raised bed, simple roof structure.
You know what you're doing, but don't want to lose half an hour in feature menus. Precise dimensioning, clean export, no detours.
Examples: Tiny house, garden office, workshop, extension, pergola with roofing.
Commercial carpentry shops with structural sign-off requirements. Complex roof trusses with hip-valley geometry. Production-machine integration. More expensive tools exist for that.
Stance
It grows back, stores CO2, and is good for the (indoor) climate. On top of that, you can work it with tools from your garage. Wood is the material where everyone wins. And it can do more than most people think.
Why woodFloor plan from rectangles, lines, angles. Grid on, snap on, dimensions appear automatically.
Set cross-sections, posts, purlins, rafters. Struqo suggests matching lumber from the lumber yard.
Cutlist ready, sorted by cross-section, with cut lengths. Printable, exportable, shareable.