Tipmark PEN-10 standing on its steel point, leaning a little: a black hexagonal head with a metal code plate in every face, six stainless screws under the lid, on a slim black anodised shaft

In development, not for sale yet

Trace anything. Get clean CAD.

Run the Tipmark pen around a part, a stair or an opening. Your phone turns the movement into lines, arcs and a DXF. No point cloud, no clean‑up.

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Drag to turn the pen. Rendered from the pre‑production CAD.

Tipmark PEN-10, from the pre-production CAD, floating over a printed template sheet on an oak bench; black anodised shaft, black printed head with metal code plates, stainless cap screws, steel point

Try it.

A printed template on the bench, the pen above it, the app’s Edit screen beside it.

Drag the pen onto the sheet. Start at the dot and trace the outline.

Illustration, example values

The trace as the app shows it. Illustration, example values.

Four jobs, start to finish.

Four scenes from the launch film. Until the clips exist, each slot shows a frame from the CAD.

    Hold still. Hear the point lock.

    A soft tone will rise while the tip settles and change once the point is locked, so your eyes stay on the tip, not the screen.

    In developmentTested on recorded footage with the earlier PEN-09 prototype.

    Only the edges you touch.

    A 3D scanner records every speck of dust and every crumb on the bench. Tipmark is built to record only the points and edges you touch, then fit clean lines and arcs through them.

    89.6° becomes 90°, if you say so.

    A corner traced at 89.6° that was meant to be 90°? The editor offers 90° and shows the 0.4° it would change before anything moves. Accept it, or keep what you measured.

    PlannedLevel and plumb from the phone’s sensors, and every deviation kept in the exported file.

    A DXF from the edges you touch.

    Get notified at launchSee the pen and the kit

    The pen shown is the current pre-production CAD with its released materials and fasteners. The editor runs today in the browser and in the Android app; the pen has not been built yet.