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Destiny Tool Mobile Catalog
LiveThe catalog, the stock and the numbers — in your pocket.
A native iOS catalog for Destiny Tool's carbide end mills. Full specs, list pricing, live NetSuite inventory and a speeds-and-feeds calculator built for the shop floor.
- Platforms
- iOS · iPad
- Built with
- Flutter · Dart · Firebase · NetSuite
- Delivered
- 2025
Destiny Tool’s customers are machinists picking a cutter with a part already in the vise. They need the spec, the price and whether it ships today — and they need it faster than a desktop catalog can be loaded on a phone at a machine.
This is that lookup as a native app. The catalog is Firestore-backed and searchable by part number as you type, the specification filters mirror how the tools are actually classified, and the product page carries the full spec row alongside list pricing.
The piece that earns it a spot on the home screen is live inventory: Check Live Stock hits NetSuite through the company’s own API and returns real quantity on hand, so nobody quotes a lead time from a stale number.
The speeds-and-feeds calculator rounds it out, with SFM and IPT sliders that run conservative to aggressive and a depth-of-cut matrix that respects the workpiece material rather than handing over one generic number.
Shipping on the App Store, and also on iPad.
A look inside
Destiny Tool Mobile Catalog in use


Scope
What it covers
Browse by tool type
End mills, drills and reamers as category cards, each opening a filtered product list.
Filter by specification
Refine by product type, series, cutting diameter, flute count and coating to get to the right tool.
Full specifications
Cut diameter, LOC, LBS, radius, OAL, angle, shank, flutes, coating and material — the whole spec row, with list price.
Live stock
Check Live Stock pulls real-time quantity on hand straight from NetSuite, per part number.
Speeds and feeds
SFM and IPT sliders from conservative to aggressive, with axial and radial depth-of-cut coupling per workpiece material.
Built for the floor
Light and dark themes, iPad support, and a layout that survives a shop apron.