Questions people ask before they trust the workflow.
These answers are written in plain language so visitors quickly understand where DraftyBot fits, what it can help with, and how to get better results.
Is DraftyBot a full CAD replacement?
No. DraftyBot is best treated as a practical drafting assistant. It helps you create a strong DXF first draft quickly, but final review and engineering checks should still happen in your normal CAD workflow.
What kinds of drawing tasks suit DraftyBot best?
It is especially useful for plates, panels, cut-outs, hole patterns, and other geometry-led jobs where a fast first draft saves time.
What should I include in a good prompt?
Include overall size, units, hole diameters, spacing, cut-outs, offsets, and any layer or dimension preferences you want reflected in the draft.
Why is the website split from the app?
The public site is designed to explain the product clearly, while the Flutter app stays focused on the interactive generator workflow. That keeps the user journey cleaner.
Where does the app live?
The app is intended to live under /app/. The root site handles the public pages such as home, features, examples, pricing, and contact.
Can I use DraftyBot for final issue drawings?
You should review and refine the generated output before using it as a final deliverable. DraftyBot is strongest as a fast drafting accelerator, not a substitute for proper checking.
How do I get more access?
If you need additional usage, contact the DraftyBot admin flow and use the issued coupon code inside the app.
Still not sure?
The easiest test is a real prompt from your own workflow. Start with one plate, panel, or cut-out layout and see how strong the first draft is.