Found a bug? Report it and get a free month
If the planner gets a number wrong or a page fights you, say so from inside the product. Reports that turn into fixes get paid for.
On this page
Where the button is
It floats on the page once you are signed in, a small round button, about the size of a coin. It is only there when you are signed in, because a report we cannot tie to an account is usually one we cannot reproduce.
It works in the middle of a planner session without throwing away what you were doing.
What you get for it
One free month for each report that leads to a fix, credited to your account and applied once paid plans start. Not every report: the ones that turn into an actual change. The total is capped at six months however many you send.
What makes a report useful
What you were doing, what you expected, and what happened instead. A screenshot beats a paragraph.
If a number came out wrong, tell us which Systainers you had picked and what wall width you set. A Systainer bank is a chain of widths, so a millimetre in the wrong place shows up three cabinets later, and we need your inputs to find where it started. The guides explain that chain if you want to check it yourself first.
Back to work
Open the planner
The bug button is on the page once you are signed in, in the bottom corner.
Where to next
StackDesign is part of the CabDesign family.
A StackDesign release note. Every post here is something that already shipped and is live on the site. Read the rest of the blog or browse the guides.
Systainer is a trademark of TANOS GmbH. StackDesign is an independent planning tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by TANOS or Festool; those names are used only to describe the Systainers the planner fits.