The scanning feature allows you to capture a physical tool and bring it into ToolKaiser so it can be used while organizing and designing your toolbox.

To scan a tool:

1. Open the ToolKaiser app on your mobile device.
2. Open the tool scanning feature and prepare the tool you want to capture.
3. Follow the instructions shown in the app and position the tool so its full shape can be captured clearly.
4. Complete the scan and review the result before saving the tool.
5. Once saved, the digital tool can be used when creating and organizing your toolbox layouts.

Once your tools are available inside ToolKaiser, you can use them to plan how each tool should be positioned inside your toolbox or workspace.

Add the tools you want to include in your project and arrange them inside the available layout area. You can test different positions and orientations before deciding on the final layout.

This makes it possible to plan your organization digitally before making changes to your physical toolbox.

Yes. Scanning creates a digital version of your physical tool that can then be used as part of your ToolKaiser workflow.

After the scan is complete, you can continue working with the tool while organizing your project and planning your toolbox layout.

This lets you experiment with different organization ideas digitally instead of repeatedly rearranging the physical tools.

ToolKaiser is designed to connect digital toolbox organization with the next stages of your workflow.

Available export options allow you to take layouts created in ToolKaiser and use them with compatible design, manufacturing, or fabrication processes.

The exact export options available may depend on the version of ToolKaiser and the type of project you’re working on.

ToolKaiser is available for supported mobile platforms.

Click the GET THE APP button in the website navigation to access the latest available download options.

From there, you can continue to the appropriate platform and install the current version of ToolKaiser.