SetupBoard is live — and the operator view now works properly on a tablet
SetupBoard is out of the workshop and running at setupboard.com. Alongside the launch, the biggest change is for the people the sheets are actually for: scan the QR on a printed sheet and you can now rotate, pan and zoom the 3D setup with your fingers.
Out on the floor
- Touch controls in the operator view — one finger rotates, two fingers pan, pinch to zoom. Scanning a sheet QR on a phone or shop tablet finally behaves like you would expect.
- Hide what you don’t need — new buttons collapse the details panel and the view cube, so a small screen can give the whole thing over to the 3D. Your choice is remembered on that device.
- Dimension tags sized for the screen — value tags used to render at desktop size on a phone and swallow the part. They now scale to the display.
Across the site
- Phone and tablet fixes — the 3D panels no longer trap the page when you swipe to scroll, and the landing page, footer and navigation lay out properly on small screens.
- Cleaner links — pages now live at addresses like
setupboard.com/pricing. Old links keep working. - A clearer Learn guide — the walkthrough is five plain steps instead of operation numbers, with the filler trimmed out.
Plan changes
- The sheet QR code is now a Pro feature. Publishing a live 3D view that operators scan moved from Free to Pro. Anything you already published keeps working — QR codes on sheets already printed will not stop working, and you can still view or remove them on Free.
- G-code Studio now needs an account — still free, on any plan. Backplot, step a toolpath and compare revisions after a one-minute sign-up.
Coming next
- Polishing every feature — now that SetupBoard is out in the open, the focus is refining what’s already here rather than piling on more.
- Online billing — nothing is charged today. Need a Pro or Shop plan in the meantime? Email us and we’ll set it up.
- Tell us what to fix — don’t hesitate to reach out at support@setupboard.com with questions, bugs or anything that gets in your way on the floor.