Anglecut helps you set miter and bevel angles before you cut trim on a job. Save each corner with the trim type, room, and saw settings so you can walk back to the miter saw without redoing the math on scrap paper.
Miter and bevel angles for trim, offline.
Record a corner
Add a cut with inside or outside to match how you measured, the corner angle in degrees, and the trim type (baseboard, casing, crown, chair rail, or other). Name the room or job and add a short note for coping, profile, or fence setup. Bevel mode stores a blade tilt when you need compound work.
Set the saw
The detail screen shows the miter angle for your saw table and any bevel tilt you entered. A 90 degree inside corner typically sets the miter to 45 degrees. Outside corners use the supplement so square outside returns still land at 45 on the saw.
Find a cut later
Home groups saved cuts by room and shows tallies for how many entries you have. Search by room name, trim type, or angle text. Filter by trim when you only want casing or baseboard rows. Open a row before you cut.
Guide and settings
The Guide is a short offline walkthrough: how to measure corners, when to pick bevel, and how entries stay on this phone. In Settings, choose whether new cuts default to inside or outside corners, load a sample job list to see filled rows, or reset everything and start empty.
Anglecut stores corner angles, trim types, rooms, and notes only on this phone. There is no account, no cloud sync, and no ads. The app does not use the internet. It is a field notebook for trim angles at the saw.
Miter and bevel saw angles for trim corners, saved offline on your phone.