The mobile measurement app for joinery shops that outgrew Excel but can't justify €15,000 for Klaes. Built by a Lithuanian software studio. Launching Q4 2026.
The free option is dead. The professional option is desktop software at the price of a small car. Most shops are quietly back on paper.
The only mobile-first window survey app on Android was delisted from Google Play in February 2025. Your team is now relying on a 2018 APK from a sideload site — no updates, no security patches, no support.
Klaes, LogiKal and SchüCal start north of €10,000 and require Windows desktops in the office. None of them ship a real mobile app. They were built for 200-person factories — not for the five-person joinery shop that does ninety percent of the EU market.
A single measurement error on a triple-glazed unit costs £200–£800 in scrap material and a return van. Most shops re-make three to eight percent of orders. That's a full salaried surveyor's wage, every year, lost to bad handwriting.
The goal isn't to replace your ERP. It's to replace the moment in the van where someone types numbers off a paper sketch into a spreadsheet and nobody catches the typo.
Sketch any window: mullions, transoms, sliding panels, French doors, arched heads. Touch-first. The same fluency a draughtsman gets with a pencil — on a phone, in a porch, in the rain.
The production team sees the brick reveal, the lintel, the existing trickle vent — exactly what the measurer saw. Photos attach to the measurement, not to an email someone forgot to forward.
Branded, signed, time-stamped. Sent to the office before you leave the site. The customer gets a copy. No more "did you send me the measurements yet?" texts at 7 p.m.
Measure in basements, attics, half-built construction sites. No bars, no problem. Everything syncs the moment you're back on Wi-Fi — and you'll know exactly what's pending.
Material-aware fields. The right thermal break dropdown for aluminium, the right glazing bead options for timber, the right reinforcement spec for PVC. Not the iwindoor compromise of "everything is white PVC."
Frankfurt data center. No US transfer. No third-party sub-processors that can't survive a Schrems II audit. Your customer data and your customers' addresses don't leave the EU.
Spreadsheets won't survive the audit. Frametap is being built with these regulations as constraints, not afterthoughts. The fields that need to be on the survey are the fields that are on the survey.
A direct comparison against the three things a five-to-fifteen-person shop is actually choosing between today.
| Frametap | iwindoor (delisted) | Klaes / LogiKal | Excel + clipboard | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price / month | €99/MO | Free · abandoned | €10k+ up-front | — / your time |
| Mobile-first | Native iOS & Android | Android only · old APK | Windows desktop | Paper + retype |
| Cloud sync | EU · GDPR | Local only | Add-on module | |
| Per-window photos | Camera roll, lost | |||
| PVC + wood + aluminium | PVC only | |||
| Active development | Weekly | Abandoned | Annual major | |
| Multi-language | EN · DE · PL · LT | EN only | — | |
| Setup time | 4 minutes | 15 min | 2-day on-site | 0 / forever |

Frametap is being built by djump.io — a Klaipėda-based software studio. We started the project after six months of fenestration market research: reverse-engineering the iwindoor APK, mapping the EU CPR 2024/3110 compliance roadmap, and interviewing window manufacturers across the UK, Germany and Poland.
The product stays deliberately small. It is not an ERP, it does not optimise cutting lists, and it does not try to replace your office workflow. It replaces the moment in the van where a measurement is written on paper and re-typed at the desk. That moment is where re-makes are born.
Tell us the bare minimum and you're on the list. The optional fields help us prioritise which language and which material to ship first.
We'll send your early-bird code when the MVP is ready — Q4 2026.
Reply to any of our emails if you want to be a design partner. We're giving the first ten factories free Pro for life.
Frametap is the direct replacement for iwindoor, which was removed from Google Play on 13 February 2025. Frametap is mobile-first (iOS and Android), supports PVC, timber and aluminium windows, syncs to a GDPR-compliant Frankfurt data centre, and is priced for shops of five to fifteen people — €99/month with an early-bird rate locked for life.
At €99/month, Frametap is roughly 10–50× cheaper than the enterprise CAD options (Klaes, LogiKal, A+W), which start at around €10,000 upfront and require Windows desktops. Frametap runs on the phones your team already has.
The minimum digital survey loop is: a phone in the surveyor's hand, a sketch of the window, dimensions, a photo of the reveal, the material and glazing spec, and a PDF that lands in the office before the surveyor leaves the site. Frametap is built around exactly this loop. Nothing else.
Q4 2026. Waitlist members receive their early-bird code first, and the first ten pilot factories receive Frametap Pro for life at no charge in exchange for design-partner feedback.