How Mathical 1.0 designs — and digitises it faithfully.
A design grammar, not a black box
Mathical 1.0 composes a design from real, named parts — motif, colour, scale, layout, border, zone. Because every choice is explicit, the same inputs give the same design, you can steer any one axis without disturbing the rest, and nothing is left to an opaque roll of the dice.
Faithful digitisation
A design is only half the job — the machine file is the other half. Each technique has its own digitiser that writes the native file directly: stitch paths, jacquard cards, knit programs, longarm paths, graded cut markers. The file is exactly the design that was approved, with no redraw on the way to the floor.
Any technique you choose
Each design is made for the technique you pick — embroidery, print, weave, knit, quilt, embellishment, pattern-cut or schiffli — on a shared set of design axes, so motif, colour and proportion are handled the same way whichever machine makes it.
In your house’s own look
Given a house’s own catalogue, Patterns extracts its signature — recurring motifs, palette, proportions — and holds every generated design to it. The output reads as that house’s work, not the generic result a shared model gives everyone.
Trend intelligence you can trust
Trends is a nowcast built from free, independent public signals. A movement is only surfaced once several unrelated sources agree, and it arrives with its evidence — so what you act on is grounded, not a single feed’s guess.
Verified before it ships
Every design passes an accept-gate for both match and quality, and every file is validated against its real format before it can leave. A production file that reaches your machine has already been checked to be one it can run.
Every design → the native file for the machine you choose
Each technique has its own digitiser, and each writes its own native file — listed here, with a guide to every technique.
Native file formats
| Format | Technique | Read by |
|---|---|---|
| Tajima DST | Embroidery | Tajima, Barudan, ZSK, SWF, Ricoma, Most commercial machines |
| Brother/Babylock PES | Embroidery | Brother, Babylock |
| Janome JEF | Embroidery | Janome, Elna (compatible) |
| Melco/Bernina EXP | Embroidery | Melco, Bernina |
| Husqvarna Viking / Pfaff VP3 | Embroidery | Husqvarna Viking, Pfaff |
| Jacquard weave card | Weave | Jacquard looms (electronic dobby/jacquard controllers) |
| AAMA/ASTM DXF cut marker | Pattern cut | Gerber, Lectra, Tukatech, Optitex, Automatic cutters |
| Shima Seiki DAT | Knit | Shima Seiki, Flat-knit (via knitout) |
| Handi Quilter HQF | Quilt | Handi Quilter, Computerised longarm systems |
| QLI quilting file | Quilt | Computerised longarm systems |
| Innova IQP | Quilt | Innova, Computerised longarm systems |
| PAT quilting file | Quilt | Computerised longarm systems |
TechniquePattern cut
Read byGerber, Lectra, Tukatech, Optitex, Automatic cutters