Plain-English prompting
Write the job in human language. You can describe dimensions, hole sizes, cut-outs, spacing, units, edge offsets, and basic layer intent without building the whole drawing manually.
Features
A cleaner workflow from written brief to DXF draft.
DraftyBot is designed to make repetitive drawing tasks feel lighter. It works best when you need a fast first draft for plates, panels, openings, hole patterns, and similar geometry-led jobs.
Browser-based access
Open the app and work from the browser. That makes it simpler to test ideas, iterate quickly, and keep the workflow accessible across devices.
DXF-focused output
The goal is not to replace your full CAD environment. The goal is to create a strong DXF starting point that can move into your existing review and detailing workflow.
Fast first-pass generation
Useful when you want a draft before spending time on precise cleanup and detailed refinement.
Works well for repetitive tasks
Plate layouts, operator panels, hole arrays, and cut-out driven geometry are strong fits for the prompt-based approach.
Clear app path
The landing pages explain the product clearly, while the Flutter app at /app/ stays focused on the actual generation flow.
What you can describe
- Overall plate or panel size
- Hole diameters, counts, and locations
- Cut-outs, slots, and openings
- Offsets from edges and spacing rules
- Units such as mm or inches
- Layer and dimension preferences
Best use of the tool
DraftyBot shines when you treat it like a drafting accelerator. It helps with the first version quickly, then your normal engineering judgement finishes the job.
Faster setup
Cleaner prompts
DXF-ready flow
Feature summary
| Feature | Why it matters | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Prompt-based input | Reduces the need to start every draft from blank geometry. | Repeated layout and fabrication-style jobs. |
| Browser workflow | Makes access simple and lowers friction for quick tests. | Fast concept work and internal drafting support. |
| DXF draft generation | Keeps the output aligned with practical CAD exchange workflows. | First-pass issue, review, and refinement. |
| Prompt quality guidance | Helps users get better results from the same tool. | New users and repeatable team workflows. |
Next step
Try it with a real drawing request.
Start with one practical prompt that includes overall size, unit system, holes, and cut-outs. That is usually enough for a strong first result.