Stop repeating the same AutoCAD work.

Turn drawing-by-drawing operations into one controlled, reviewable batch—then see exactly what happened to every drawing.

AutoCAD 2024+ · Regular AutoCAD & AutoCAD LT · Windows desktop

Real application capture
BatchDraft showing a completed two-drawing AutoCAD batch with both drawings succeeded
Completed Core Console run · captured from the product repository
Controlled execution Per-drawing results Bounded cancellation Readable run history
01 / THE PROBLEM

The task is simple.
The repetition is not.

A routine that takes two minutes becomes an afternoon when it must be repeated across a drawing register. The work is easy to lose track of, difficult to recover and far too dependent on memory.

Manual workflowEvery drawing
01Open drawing02Load routine03Run commands04Check result05Save & close06Repeat × 42

More handoffs, more opportunities to miss a drawing.

BatchDraft workflow Define once
Drawing set42 DWGsOne reviewed queue
Controlled runBatchDraftApproved AutoLISP + commands
Evidence42 outcomesOne result per drawing
Live progress Drawing results Readable logs

Define the work once. Review the outcome drawing by drawing.

02 / HOW IT WORKS

From drawing set
to clear result.

BatchDraft keeps the sequence explicit. You choose the files and approved operation, review the setup, then let the app supervise each drawing through the run.

01

Select your drawings

Add individual DWGs or a folder, then choose how outputs should be handled.

02

Choose the approved work

Load AutoLISP and commands, or use a reusable workflow with declared effects.

03

Run and review

Follow live progress, see individual outcomes and inspect retained run evidence.

03 / PRODUCT CAPABILITIES

Purpose-built for repeatable drawing work.

No dashboards for the sake of dashboards. Just the controls and evidence an engineer needs to run a drawing set with confidence.

01

Build the drawing set

Add individual DWGs or a whole folder, then choose copy or deliberate in-place processing.

02

Define the work once

Load approved AutoLISP, arrange the command sequence, or choose a reusable guided workflow.

03

Review before running

Confirm the inputs, destination and operation before the selected AutoCAD host starts the batch.

04

Keep the evidence

Inspect per-drawing outcomes, attempts, warnings and readable or raw logs after every run.

04 / SAFETY & CONTROL

Automation you can inspect.

BatchDraft is built around explicit inputs, owned processes, bounded cancellation and retained evidence. Approved routines still run with your Windows permissions, so the product keeps that trust decision visible.

Read the current compatibility notes
Bounded executionHard timeouts and owned AutoCAD processes prevent one stalled drawing from holding the whole batch.
Deliberate retriesRetry information stays visible, with a fresh process for eligible attempts.
Controlled publicationCopy-mode outputs are staged and published only after successful processing.
Retained evidenceReview outcomes, issues, attempts and readable or raw logs after the run.
05 / PLANNED PRICING

One product.
Simple annual plans.

Every paid plan is intended to include the full product. Plans differ by seat count and support—not artificial feature gates.

Pricing is proposed and will be validated during beta.
FREE TRIAL14 days. Full product. No card planned.
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Individual

For independent engineers and drafters.

USD$99/ year
1 named user
  • Up to 2 activated devices
  • Product updates
  • Email support
  • Self-service billing
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Business

For established engineering organisations.

USD$899/ year
15 named users
  • Product updates
  • Priority support
  • Centralised licence administration
  • Company-ready invoice
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Launch pricing shown as a planning target. Taxes, final licence terms, checkout and availability remain to be confirmed before paid release.

BUILT FOR PROCUREMENT-READY HONESTY

Clear about what is ready—and what is still being proven.

Verified today

Native Windows application, repeatable operations across DWGs, copy and in-place modes, live progress, bounded cancellation and retained history.

Before commercial launch

Final BatchDraft rebrand, signed installer, broader AutoCAD acceptance, trial and subscription licensing, legal approval and a complete purchase-to-activation test.

06 / COMMON QUESTIONS

Straight answers for engineers and CAD managers.

01Is BatchDraft a replacement for AutoCAD?+

No. BatchDraft coordinates repeatable work through an installed, supported AutoCAD host. It is designed to remove drawing-by-drawing repetition, not replace CAD authoring.

02What can I run across a drawing set?+

The current product supports approved AutoLISP files, ordered AutoCAD command sequences and reusable workflow packs with declared inputs and outputs.

03Can I protect my source drawings?+

Copy mode stages work in an output folder and publishes an output only after a successful run. In-place mode is deliberate and cannot promise rollback if an AutoCAD command partially changes a drawing before failing.

04Which AutoCAD versions are supported?+

BatchDraft supports AutoCAD 2024 and newer, including regular AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT. Headless execution is the preferred mode. Windowed GUI execution is experimental, but available for commands that only work in windowed AutoCAD.

05Can I try it before paying?+

The planned launch offer is a full-featured 14-day trial with no card required. Trial and commercial licensing are still being implemented.

PRIVATE BETA

Bring us the AutoCAD task
you never want to repeat.

We’re looking for electrical drafters, controls engineers and CAD managers to test BatchDraft on realistic workflows.

Join the private beta