Built around useful, reproducible math.
PackMize is a focused web product for packing and cutting optimization: fast inputs, deterministic calculations, explicit limitations and visual outputs.
Why PackMize exists
Many logistics and workshop decisions start with a deceptively simple question: “How much fits?” or “How should I cut this?” PackMize turns those questions into transparent browser-based optimization tools. The project deliberately avoids opaque scoring and does not use a language model in the calculation path.
Who operates PackMize
PackMize is an independent software project operated by Tomeu Bestard Puig, Balearic Islands, Spain. Questions, calculation issues and professional-use enquiries can be sent to info@packmize.com.
How technical credibility is handled
PackMize does not ask users to trust an unexplained answer. The calculation methodology is published, the core engines are deterministic, known edge cases are covered by automated tests and each tool states what it does not model. Packing and cutting optimization are combinatorial problems. PackMize therefore exposes a result status: PROVEN OPTIMAL only when a valid mathematical bound or exact search supports that claim, otherwise BEST SOLUTION FOUND.
The project does not present its results as load-engineering certification, transport-safety approval or machine-ready CNC instructions. Where real-world decisions depend on stability, lashing, equipment tolerances, regulations or machine constraints, those checks remain outside the scope of the generic optimizer.
Core principles
No account is required. No AI is needed for the calculation path. The four core engines are pallet loading, container loading, 2D sheet cutting and 1D linear cutting. Professional workflows build on those tested cores so calculations remain reproducible and auditable.