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Slabkast is a visual approval and production handoff for stone fabricators, turning a phone photo of a slab into a calibrated, client-approved, CNC-ready layout. It helps teams create slab layouts, vein matching, and CNC-ready DXF files from any slab photo, with no scanner hardware, no photo station, and no factory visit required. Users upload a photo of the slab, mark four corner points, and Slabkast corrects the perspective and sets real-world dimensions, making the image usable for accurate layout planning. Template pieces can then be placed directly on the actual slab image, so fabricators and designers can align natural stone veins across seams and create a continuous pattern before a single cut is made. Slabkast also provides full 3D visualization of the finished countertop layout on the actual slab, allowing clients to rotate, zoom, inspect, and understand exactly how the final result will look before fabrication.

Stone Project is cloud-based shop-management software for countertop and stone fabricators. It brings customer and lead tracking, quote creation with drawings, material and edge options, job workflow, scheduling, invoicing, payments, and remnant inventory into one application. Teams can move work through a kanban pipeline, prepare and send customer quotes, manage production and installation visits, and let customers review quotes and invoices through a portal. Mobile apps support field tasks such as measurements, photos, and signatures, including offline work with later synchronization. The platform also supports remnant listings and two-way QuickBooks Online synchronization. It is designed for stone shops working with materials such as granite, marble, quartz, and porcelain. Users can access it on the web and supported desktop and mobile apps, with interface options in English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian.