Tuftgrid: Rug Planner

Tuftgrid is a private rug-tufting planner for makers, workshop hosts, and small sellers. Turn your own design into a tufting grid, know how much yarn each color needs, cut the right cloth, and price the rug before you stretch anything. DESIGN TO GRID - Pick your design with Apple's Photos picker; Tuftgrid crops it to your rug's proportions and reduces it to 2–16 yarn colors on device - Choose the grid detail (20–200 cells wide) and see how much of the rug each color covers - Edit the grid: paint cells, undo, merge small colors, focus on one color while you tuft - Mirrored back-of-cloth view, plus PNG grid charts and mirrored outline stencils for projecting or tracing YARN THAT ADDS UP - Yarn per color from pile height, cut or loop pile, row and stitch spacing, strands threaded, and yarn weight per meter - Calibrate from a weighed swatch to use your own measured rate - Waste reserve and shearing loss included YARN STOCK AND SHOPPING LIST - Track colors, grams on hand, price per gram, dye lot, and low-stock alerts - Link design colors to your closest-matching yarn - A shopping list shows what unfinished projects still need - Subtract yarn from stock when a color is finished CLOTH, COST AND QUOTE - Primary cloth and backing cut sizes with frame margins and hems - Cost per rug: yarn, cloth, backing, glue and binding, labor - Quote with your markup, using planned or logged hours PROGRESS - Progress by tufted color, weighted by area - Work-session log, checklist, status, and notes for every rug EXPORT AND BACKUP - PDF project sheet with colors, quantities, cost, and the grid - CSV of colors or yarn stock - Full backup file with designs and grids; restore by merging or replacing, with a safety copy kept Also: a Quick Estimate calculator, metric or imperial units, your currency, and a short planning guide. Everything is included with one purchase: no subscription, account, ads, analytics, or tracking. Your projects, images, and yarn stay on your device. Estimates depend on your yarn, gun, spacing, and technique. Tuft and weigh a small sample to calibrate before buying yarn. Follow your tool's and adhesive's safety guidance.