About

Two engineers and one industry

Cader Technologies builds one product for one trade. CADER was written by the two people who still answer the phone about it.

Who we are

Cader Technologies was founded by Patryk Struzik and Jacek Moroziewicz. They have known each other since childhood and have been building software together for over a decade.

The work started with joinery in 2012 — small tools, written to solve the problems in front of them. Over the following years the same complaint kept coming back from the factories they worked with: the ERP did not understand windows, and the CAD did not understand the business. Quotes were built in one place, constructions in another, and the shop floor got the difference between them.

By 2018 that gap was clear enough to build a product around. CADER was designed as one system: the construction you draw is the record that prices the order, orders the material and drives the machines. In 2022 the two founders started Cader Technologies to develop and support it properly.

Timeline

Fourteen years, three turning points

2012

First joinery software projects. Learning the trade from the inside — profiles, hardware, cutting, and what actually goes wrong on the floor.
2018

The gap named: ERP systems that cannot model a window, CAD systems that cannot run a business. Work on CADER begins.
2022

Cader Technologies founded. CADER in production use.

They still write the code.

How we work

One industry

We build for window and door manufacturers only. Every feature has a factory behind it.

We do the setup

CADER is installed on your servers, and we configure the catalogue, the profile systems and the machines with you.

Direct support

The people who wrote the code answer the phone. There is no support tier between you and them.

Contact and demo

See it on your own products

A demo is a working session, not a slide deck. Send us one of your profile systems and a typical construction, and we will show you the same window priced, drawn in 3D, and turned into a cutting list and a machine file.

What to expect

A short call about how you quote and how you produce today.
A demo built around your profile system and the machines in your workshop.
A straight answer on what CADER covers and what it does not.

Useful to send in advance

The profile systems you work with, and your supplier
The saws, machining centres and welders in the workshop, with their program format if you know it
One typical construction — a drawing, a quote or a photograph is enough

Request a demo

Tell us a little about your workshop and we will come back to arrange a session.