Software built for door manufacturers.
Door-specific configurator (size, panel, material, finish, hardware), painting and finishing flow, and end-to-end production tracking — built with Portadoor.
Built with a door shop, for door shops.
TimberCloud's founder grew up in a custom door shop in Connecticut. The configurator, the cut sheets, the lipping/painting/finishing flow — all designed in the shop they run on now.
The door configurator
Customers configure on the storefront. You see exactly what they configured on the floor.
- Size — width, height, thickness, profiles
- Panel style — flat, raised, shaker, recessed, custom
- Material — species, grain match, paint-grade vs stain-grade
- Finish — primer, paint, stain, glaze, distressed
- Hardware — hinge type, knob/lever, lockset, weather stripping
Pricing rules accept "per panel," "linear foot of jamb," and "upcharge for premium species" inputs natively.
Custom Stations That Match Your Shop Floor
Every shop has its own way of moving work through production. TimberCloud lets you create custom stations that match the way your team already works.
Whether you call it Edge Banding, Lipping, Machining, Assembly, Sanding, Primer, or Quality Check, you can build a workflow around the exact steps your shop uses every day.
As parts move through production, TimberCloud tracks where each component is, what station it is in, and what still needs to happen next. A door might move from Rough Mill to Tenon Cut to Assembly — or through any custom process you define.
No rigid templates. No forcing your shop into someone else’s workflow. Just production tracking built around the way your shop actually runs.
Portadoor's story
A family-owned custom door shop in Seymour, CT. Three generations on the floor. TimberCloud's founder grew up in this shop. The system Portadoor runs on today is the system he wanted Portadoor to have for fifteen years.
Six weeks to cut over from a WordPress + Excel + ShipStation stack. 15 hours/week of quote rework — gone. Same-day shipping on a measurable share of orders. Zero forgotten-hinge incidents in six months. Read the full story →