Hey r/SideProject Like many of you, I've saved hundreds of "IKEA hack" and furniture build videos... and built exactly zero of them. The problem: the video shows the result, but never the measurements, the cut list, or where to actually buy the materials. So I built Cutlist — you paste a TikTok/Reel/Shorts link (or upload a video), and it deconstructs the build into: 📐 A cut sheet with exact dimensions (metric or imperial), ready to hand to the saw desk at the hardware store 🛒 A shopping list grouped by store (IKEA, Leroy Merlin, Home Depot, Lowe's, Amazon) with quantities and price estimates 🔧 Tools list with beginner-friendly swaps + safety notes 📋 Phased step-by-step instructions, with a hands-free "workshop mode" (big buttons, keeps your screen awake, optional voice readout) There's a free tier (1 deconstruction/month) so you can try it without paying anything. There's also a small catalog of pre-deconstructed IKEA hacks (KALLAX, BILLY, IVAR, BESTÅ...) you can browse right away. Link: https://cutliststudio.com What I'd love feedback on: - Is the cut list output actually usable at the cutting counter? - Are the material/price estimates in the right ballpark? - Would you trust AI-extracted measurements, or would you always double-check? - What platforms/creators should I make sure it handles well? - It's early access, so expect rough edges — that's why I'm here. Tear it apart. 🙏   submitted by   /u/Ok-Option3877 [link]   [comments]