Join Beta Program
A 3D modular design platform for timber projects â think digital LEGO for realâworld building.
The beta is open to everyone â no invite required. Create an account, start building, and help shape what comes next. Free during the beta. No trackers beyond technical session data.
What is beta access?
Youâll use an early version while we keep building and improving. Expect fast changes â and tell us what works (or doesnât). In exchange you get free access during beta and a say in how Timbernetic evolves.
Early, experimental
Youâre on the cutting edge while we add features and polish the experience.
Bugs can happen
Some rough edges and missing pieces are normal at this stage.
Fast iteration
Tools may move and designs can change quickly as we ship updates.
We may occasionally reset or clean test data to keep the system stable.
What can you do in the beta?
Quickly prototype timberâframe ideas without heavy CAD. Snap blocks together, explore layouts and see your project from every angle.
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Sketch timber projects in 3D â sheds, workshops, carports, tiny structures and more.
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Snap modular elements instead of wrestling with complex CAD.
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Experiment with layouts and framing to check proportions and spacing.
Who is this for?
DIY builders
Planning a shed, garden workshop or tiny project? Prototype it first.
Timber pros
Carpenters and framers who want a quick way to sketch ideas in 3D.
Makers & techies
If you like modular tools and visual building, youâll feel at home.
Join the program
The beta is open to everyone. Just register a normal account and youâre in â no invites, no waitlist.
What happens after the beta
When the beta wraps up, your account moves automatically to a trial package, and then to our free package â no action required, and you keep your projects.
Stop anytime
Leave whenever you want. To remove your account and test data, contact us via the Support page.
Join our community
Follow along, ask questions, and share what youâre building. Watch demos and walkthroughs on YouTube, and connect with fellow builders on Facebook â like what helps, comment with questions, and share with others who tinker with timber.