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ScaFix is scaffold planning software for the browser and iPhone, made in Norway, that turns wall measurements or a PDF drawing into a 3D model and complete parts list for 108 systems from 56 manufacturers.

· How the numbers are computed ·

HAKI Universal scaffolding (2.5 m bays, 1.01 m deep) around a house of 11.4 × 5.3 m with a gabled roof (eaves 4.5 m, ridge 6 m), drawn by the ScaFix 3D model
HAKI Universal (2.5 m bays, 1.01 m deep) around the example house, as ScaFix draws it in 3D.

What is ScaFix, in one paragraph?

ScaFix is scaffold planning software for the web browser and the iPhone, made in Norway by Ole Emil Frikstad Urstad. It turns wall measurements or a PDF drawing into a 3D scaffold and a complete parts list for 108 scaffold systems from 56 manufacturers. This page has the facts, logo files, pictures and the press contact, support@scafix.app.

Fact sheet

Generated from the catalogue the app plans with; the dated counts follow below.

Name
ScaFix (capital S and F)
What it is
Software for planning scaffolding on buildings: a 3D model and a complete parts list
Made and sold by
Ole Emil Frikstad Urstad, private seller, Norway
Platforms
The browser on Windows, macOS, Android and ChromeOS, and an iPhone app, with one account
Android app
Not on Google Play yet (checked 25 October 2026); on Android, use ScaFix in Chrome
Scaffold systems
108 systems from 56 manufacturers (123 catalogue variants)
Mobile and stair towers
23 tower systems, planned in Pro
System pages on this site
101
Languages of this site
13: Norsk, English, Deutsch, Nederlands, Polski, Čeština, Slovenčina, Magyar, Dansk, Svenska, Suomi, Français, Español
Plans
Try one week, Basic Light, Basic and Pro; the prices are on the price page
What it is not
A structural calculation or approval: ScaFix is a planning aid
Press contact
support@scafix.app

Counts as of 26 October 2026

108 scaffold systems (123 catalogue variants) from 56 manufacturers, 101 system pages on this site, and 23 mobile and stair tower systems — generated from the catalogue the app plans with.

Why the numbers differ: 108 is the number of systems in the app's picker; 123 counts each size variant (for example each bay length) on its own; 101 systems have a page of their own here, the rest being variants or shared system types listed on the systems page; and 88 of those 101 pages take their wall-tie rule from the manufacturer's manual or approval, while the other 13 use the app's general rule and show tie counts as estimates (≈).

Boilerplate

ScaFix is scaffold planning software for the browser and iPhone, made in Norway, that turns wall measurements or a PDF drawing into a 3D model and complete parts list for 108 systems from 56 manufacturers.

ScaFix (scafix.app, Norway) is scaffold planning software for construction. It is not ScaffPlan (scaffplan.com), not the Scafix command-line tool for software projects, not a medicine, and not the French company scafix.fr.

Logo files

The logo is an orange S drawn from scaffold parts on a dark background. These are the files the site and the app use; for another format, write to support@scafix.app.

Founder

Ole Emil Frikstad Urstad builds ScaFix (the web app, the iPhone app and the planning engine) and sells it as a private person in Norway. His page lists what he is responsible for and where to check it.

Pictures from the 3D model

Drawn by the app's own 3D model from projects it planned, not illustrations.

Layher Allround scaffolding around a flat-roof block, 18.3 × 10.2 m and 12.5 m high, in the ScaFix 3D model
Layher Allround around a 12.5 m block.
assco Futuro scaffolding around a 12.2 × 9.15 m villa with a hipped roof, in the ScaFix 3D model
assco Futuro around a villa with a hipped roof.
Doka Ringlock scaffolding on a 12.2 m facade on sloping ground with a 1.5 m difference in height, in the ScaFix 3D model
Doka Ringlock on sloping ground.
HAKI Universal scaffolding with a stair tower around a 16.5 m building, eight lifts high, in the ScaFix 3D model
HAKI Universal with a stair tower, eight lifts.
The PDF import in ScaFix: a 1:100 floor plan with the detected outline and wall lengths marked, and the steps Page, Scale, Walls, Heights and Review
The PDF import: the scale is found and the outline sits on the drawing's walls (test drawing).

Latest changes

  • 25 October 2026: Try one week is now a weekly Pro subscription
  • 24 October 2026: Try one week continued as Basic yearly (24–25 October)
  • 24 October 2026: Mobile towers and stair towers are Pro features
  • 24 October 2026: 34 more system pages

Questions and answers

How is ScaFix written?

ScaFix, with a capital S and a capital F. The website is scafix.app.

Is ScaFix related to ScaffPlan or the Scafix command-line tool?

No. ScaFix at scafix.app is scaffold planning software from Norway; it is not ScaffPlan (scaffplan.com), not the Scafix tool for software projects and not the French company scafix.fr.

Where do the numbers on scafix.app come from?

From the app's own catalogue and planning engine, run on fixed example buildings. The method page explains each step.

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