[ For anyone with a 3D printer and a messy drawer ]

Your tools,
cut into a tray.

Lay them on a sheet of paper. Take one photo. Trayce gives you a Gridfinity insert with a pocket shaped to every tool — sized in real millimetres, ready to print.

Download on the App Store
QR code linking to Trayce on the App Store Point your camera
at the code

iPhone and iPad · iOS 17 or later · 3 days free

FIG. 01 — TRAYCE
Trayce marketing art: tools traced into a dark Gridfinity tray
01 / WORKFLOW

Three steps

  1. 01 / LAYOUT

    Lay them out

    Arrange your tools on a sheet of paper exactly how you want them stored. Leave about a finger's width between them.

  2. 02 / CAPTURE

    Take one photo

    The paper is the ruler. A US Letter page is 215.9 × 279.4 mm exactly, so once the corners are found the size of everything is known — not estimated.

  3. 03 / EXPORT

    Print it

    Set the depth and the fit, then export a 3MF with both parts and their colours. Drops straight into OrcaSlicer, Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer or Cura.

02 / TOLERANCE

Why the paper matters

Most apps guess scale from the camera. Trayce measures against something whose size is a published standard, so a 32 mm wrench comes out 32 mm — through a handheld, shadowed, slightly warped photo. That is the difference between a pocket your tool drops into and one it does not.

03 / OUTPUT

What it looks like

The Trayce capture screen
FIG. 02 — CAPTUREShoot the sheet, or pick a photo you already took.
Photograph your tools: an orange Gridfinity tray holding a full driver set
FIG. 03 — TRACEFive tools in, five pockets out — each cut to its own outline and depth.
A traced tray dropped onto a Gridfinity baseplate
FIG. 04 — GRIDFINITYEvery tray drops straight onto a standard Gridfinity baseplate.
04 / SPEC

Made for printing, not for looking at

Two colours, two ways

One part with a single filament change, so the tool shapes appear in a second colour. Or a tray plus thin coloured inlays, printed separately and dropped in — no swap at all.

Finger notches

A scoop beside each tool so you can actually lift it out. Skipped automatically on anything wide enough to pinch.

Real Gridfinity

42 mm pitch, proper feet, bodies at 42n−0.5. Measured off a printed bin and a working baseplate, not from a diagram.

Fit you choose

Snug, just right, or loose. Per-tool depth. Save a setup and every insert after it comes out to match.

The size, on the tray

Bay count, height and depth raised on the top face, so a tray you find in a drawer next year still says what it is.

Your photos stay put

Every bit of the image work happens on your phone. No photo, outline or model is ever uploaded — we could not look at them if we wanted to.

05 / PRICING

Pricing

Start with 3 days free — enough to trace a drawer, print it, and see whether the fit suits your printer. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you are not charged. After that:

$99per year About $1.90 a week · 3 days free
$2.99per week Cancel any time · 3 days free
06 / GET IT

Get it

Download on the App Store
QR code linking to Trayce on the App Store Scan to install