Your woodworking project tracker.
Track your projects, lumber inventory, board feet, cut lists, and the true cost of every build. Free to start — Pro is just $4/month after a 14-day free trial.
Works in your browser · nothing to install · no account required
Project tracking
Move each build through your own stages — design, milling, joinery, glue-up, finishing.
Lumber inventory
Log your stash, track board feet and stash value, and reserve boards to a project.
Cut lists
Keep a per-project cut list, check off pieces, and print a shop sheet.
True project cost
See real cost — reserved lumber plus other materials — for every build.
Offline-first
Everything works with no connection. Your data lives on your device, not a server.
Woodworking tools
A free board foot calculator, plus Pro estimator, cut optimizer, pricing and finish tools.
Calculators & estimators
A free board foot calculator, plus Pro tools for planning a build.
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade to Pro when you need more — cancel anytime.
- 1 project & 1 lumber entry
- Board foot calculator
- Cut lists & true project cost
- Works offline · no account needed
- Unlimited projects & lumber
- Sync across all your devices
- Automatic cloud backup
- Every Pro tool — estimator, cut optimizer, pricing, finish
Free for 14 days, then $4/month. Cancel anytime.
Frequently asked questions
Is LumberLog free?
Yes. The core app — one project and one lumber entry, cut lists, board feet, and true cost — is free and works fully offline. LumberLog Pro adds unlimited projects and lumber, cloud sync across devices, and the full tool suite.
Does it work offline?
Yes. LumberLog is offline-first: your projects and lumber are stored on your device, so it keeps working with no internet connection.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to use LumberLog locally. You only sign in if you want Pro features like syncing your data across phone, tablet, and desktop.
What can I track?
Woodworking projects and their stages, per-project cut lists, your lumber inventory with board feet and value, and the true cost of each build.