Guest slides
Shelf bracketWhat would you like made?
Say what you want made. See it in 3D, and find out whether it can be made, before anyone cuts, prints or sews a thing.
Free to try. Early access: nothing can be ordered yet.
Made in the Studio
Every one of these was drawn in the Studio and checked against the way it would be made. Open one and it is yours to change.
One lattice. Whatever you can describe.
Fourteen objects from one lattice. Each has its own page.
See it before it exists
Turn it round, cut it open, step through the sizes. The measurements and the totals for the whole order sit beside it, and every change you ask for is drawn and checked again.
From one sentence to a whole order
Not one-offs: a size run, a staff set with its fabric and trims, a part checked for the machine that will cut it.
For hotelsGuest slides200 pairsEU 38 to 46, in the hotel’s colour, with its name formed in the wall of the sole.
For teamsStaff clothing600 piecesA hoodie, a cap and a tote for each of 200 staff, with the fabric and trims the order takes.
For industryA machined bracket20 of 20 checksDrawn from a sentence or your own CAD file, and checked hole by hole for CNC machining.
It tells you when it
cannot be made
Most design tools draw whatever you ask. The Studio measures what it drew and compares it with the limits manufacturers publish.
- Every check shows its workingThe measured value, the limit and where the limit comes from.
- A stop comes with ways throughWhen a change cannot be made, you get the nearest ones that can.
- It says what it has not judgedStrength, for one. Nothing is passed by staying silent.
Make the heel two steps softer.
Checks
1 stops it- Fits the machine299 × 107.3Limit 400 × 250 mm · largest, EU 46
- Too thin to print0.78 mmMin 0.8 mm · gyroid walls, heel
- Resin drains6.44 mmMin 3 mm · smallest opening, arch
- Lettering forms cleanly74.4 × 12“HOTEL KIVI” · outer side
Two ways that pass
You bring the idea. We bring the team.
One person with a brief is enough. A product with parts from several makers needs someone to connect them, and that is our job.
Start free. Pay for what you make.
Most people design one thing: try it with free credits, then buy a pack. If you make things every month, a plan costs less.
Free to try
Enough for a part and four changes, or fifty changes to a slide.
€050 credits when you sign in
- A change to a slide1 credit
- A change to a cap, a bag or a garment2 credits
- A part or jewellery drawn from your words10 credits
- Checking a CAD file you bring1 credit
A pack, for one project
Buy once, no subscription. Credits stay yours for 12 months.
€10once, for 200 credits
- 200 credits€10
- 600 credits€27
- 1,500 credits€59
- A design’s files to take elsewhere€15
A plan, every month
For makers, creators doing drops and companies doing merchandise.
€12a month, and up
- Maker · 300 credits a month€12
- Creator · 700 credits, files included€29
- Company · 2,000 credits, 3 people€79
- Unused credits carry over one month
Prices include VAT. These are the prices the Studio opens with; nothing is charged yet. When you order, Oode’s share is 10% of the maker’s price, and the credits you spent designing come off the order.
Frequently
asked questions
What can the Studio make today?
Lattice footwear, sewn clothing and bags, machined and sheet-metal parts, jewellery and lattice objects. The Library has a finished, checked example of each.
How does it know something can be made?
It measures the design and compares it with limits that manufacturers publish: wall thickness, openings, tool reach and the like. Each check shows the value, the limit and its source. Some things, such as strength, it does not judge, and it says so.
Can I order what I design?
Not yet. The Studio is in early access: you can design and check. Until Oode’s makers are ready, ask the studio team and they will get you quotes.
Can I bring my own drawing or CAD file?
Yes. Drop a STEP or STL file and the Studio checks it against the way you want it made, such as CNC machining or moulding.
Are the pictures of my design photographs?
No. They are renders of your design. To judge colour and feel, hold a sample.