Investors: Datafurn is raising a pre-seed round.

The problem

Independent CNC manufacturers making configurable products lose time between design and production. We expect limits to be scattered across design files, out-of-limit sizes to surface at CAM prep, and machine knowledge to sit with one or two people. The pilot is how we test that.

Why now

More design parameters are set by software. Configurators, parametric tools and now AI assistants can propose sizes and options faster than anyone can check them by hand.

AI doesn’t know your router. A design tool can suggest a panel width, but it has no record of your bed size, sheet stock or cutters. Those limits live in the shop, not in the design tool.

Datafurn holds them as data. Anything that sets parameters through Datafurn is checked against recorded limits, whether the choice came from a person, a configurator or an AI tool. It checks designs from connected products; it doesn’t check geometry made another way.

Where Datafurn sits

Every variant of a product family checked at the design stage, against a specific shop’s recorded machines, tools and stock, and generated with that shop’s materials at their measured thicknesses. Every flag names the limit it broke. How Datafurn works