Atempa for woodworking

Know which piece enters the shop and when it leaves.

A table, six chairs, a built-in wardrobe and a rush job that came in on Thursday. Atempa looks at your shop hours and tells you whether the date you're about to promise is real.

No card · Free during Early Access

How it works

The calculation Atempa runs for you

01

Your hours

You enter how many shop hours you have on each day of the week.

02

Your times

Every job stores its standard time in hours.

03

Your queue

Atempa crosses it all and gives you the real date of each order.

Products / SKU

Example times for woodworking

You enter them once. After that, every order already knows how much work it represents. You can adjust the hours on each specific job.

Example times for woodworking
Dining table 12 h
Chair 5 h
Built-in wardrobe 18 h
Bookshelf 10 h

The flagship feature

Promised date vs. estimated date

Atempa shows both together on every order. If the estimate lands after the promise, you see it right then.

woodworking · sample order
Promised date
Apr 25
Estimated date
May 2
You're 7 days late. Reschedule or reorder priorities.
woodworking · sample order
Promised date
Apr 12
Estimated date
Apr 9
You deliver with 3 days to spare.

Rush-job simulation

What happens if a rush job comes in?

Simulate the rush job before you accept it and see which orders slip and by how many days.

Early Access

Free during Early Access

Every feature, no card. The first users join as Founding Members.

Frequently asked questions

Atempa for woodworking

Can I split a large piece into stages?

You log the total hours for the piece; as you progress you deduct the hours already worked and the date recalculates.

Does it account for drying time of lacquers or varnishes?

Drying times don't consume your hours: you add them as buffer days on the order's promised date.

Plan your woodworking orders with Atempa.

In 15 minutes you enter your week, your jobs and your queue, and you know which dates you can promise.