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Stitchomat

For embroidery shops, decorators and pop-up stands

Your customers design their own embroidery – you just stitch.

A name, a motif described in their own words or a logo: Stitchomat turns it into a machine-ready Tajima DST with stitch preview and thread list in under 30 seconds.

  1. Describe the motif
  2. Embroidery file with stitch preview
  3. Order code
  4. USB stick
  5. Machine

We are starting with a small group of pilot shops.

How it works

From idea to machine in four steps

  1. 1

    Customer designs

    On their own phone via QR code or at the kiosk on your stand: a name, a motif in their own words or a logo. Plus product and position.

  2. 2

    Stitchomat digitizes

    AI only draws the motif, a real embroidery engine places the stitches. Out come a Tajima DST, stitch preview, thread list and traffic light.

  3. 3

    You approve

    The order code shows up in your list – with preview, stitch count, stitching time and thread colours. No file without your approval.

  4. 4

    You stitch

    DST onto the USB stick, enter the needle sequence on the panel, stitch. Like today – just without digitizing.

Only the threads you have loaded

You store which thread sits on which needle for each machine. Stitchomat only picks colours from those and prints the needle sequence on the thread list – no rethreading for a customer wish.

Real files, not mock-ups

This is what Stitchomat files look like

Five motifs from our demo, exactly as generated. Left the AI draft, right the stitch preview – rendered from the actual DST file, not a photo.

AI draft
AI draft: “A dachshund with long ears and F and M”
Stitch preview
Stitch preview: “A dachshund with long ears and F and M”
Stitches
14,371
Threads
5
Size
121 × 112 mm
Stitching approx.
18 min
Traffic light
green

Generated on 8 Nov 2026 for Tajima multi-needle machines. Stitching time at 800 stitches per minute. The stitch preview shows the file, not the finished piece – the result also depends on machine, fabric, stabilizer and thread.

Channels

Where your customers are

QR code and link

Customers scan at your stand or shop and design on their own phone. They end up with an order code – which is also their queue number.

from Start

Counter tool

You operate Stitchomat yourself: upload a logo, type a name, the customer watches and approves the preview right away.

from Start

Kiosk at the stand

An iPad in a lockable stand with a large touch interface. People in the queue are already designing – no more one-to-one advice.

from Pro or with an Event Pass

AI motifs are only available at the stand – via the stand QR code or the kiosk. That keeps previews where sales happen. Via posters, flyers or your website, customers design names, text and monograms.

Embroidery traffic light

Every file is checked before you see it

Stitchomat checks every embroidery file automatically and shows the result as a traffic light. When in doubt it’s yellow – one green file that stitches badly costs more trust than ten yellow ones.

  • Green

    Expected to stitch cleanly without rework. You approve.

  • Yellow

    Stitchable but with some risk – for example many stitches or small lettering. You take a quick look.

  • Red

    Not automatically stitchable. Goes to rework and does not count as a design file.

No file without your approval.

Examples of checks

CheckYellow fromRed from
Stitch count> 30,000> 60,000
Thread colours> 6> 9
Jumps> 60> 150
Narrowest area< 1.5 mm< 1.0 mm
Letter height< 5 mm< 3.5 mm
Character missing in the font–yes

Starting values. We calibrate them with stitch-outs on real machines during the pilot.

Data protection

Your customers’ data, handled properly

  • At launch, Stitchomat runs on servers in Germany (Hetzner, operated by GOLLE IT).
  • Data processing agreement (DPA) included for every business.
  • The name field and logo upload work without AI – this data never leaves our servers.
  • For motif wishes a language model separates picture and text. The image model only receives the motif description – no names, no contact details.
  • AI drafts are created by external providers, partly in the USA. Our AI data use page lists exactly what goes where.
  • This website uses no cookies and no tracking.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which file formats does Stitchomat deliver?

Tajima DST with thread list and needle sequence. More formats such as PES or EXP are planned.

Can a file reach the machine unchecked?

No. Every file has a traffic light, and you approve every order before you load the DST.

What is a design file, what is an AI preview?

A design file counts on the first download of the embroidery file for an order code – for AI motifs and logos. Names, text and monograms don’t count. An AI preview is a draft the image model draws for your customer.

What happens when the quota is used up?

A preview pack is bought automatically – up to a monthly limit you set yourself. You can switch automatic top-up off at any time. Once the limit is reached, only AI previews pause – names and logos keep working.

Which hardware do we need?

Your embroidery machine with a USB port and any device with a browser. For the kiosk you get a shopping list (iPad, lockable stand, mobile internet). You buy the hardware yourself.

Does it really stitch cleanly?

The files are technically valid and checked automatically. How well a motif stitches also depends on machine, fabric, stabilizer and thread. That’s why every pilot starts with a test day on your machine.

Who owns the files?

You may use them for your orders without time limit and pass them on with the goods – even after the contract ends. You can download them as long as they are stored. AI motifs are not exclusive.

How long am I committed?

Monthly plans can be cancelled monthly, yearly plans at the end of the term.

How does the trial work?

14 days without a payment method. Afterwards you pick a plan or your account pauses – nothing is charged.

When can I start using Stitchomat?

We are starting with a small group of pilot shops. Write to us if you want to be part of it.

See it on your own machine

In the pilot we bring Stitchomat to you and generate files with your threads – you stitch them on your own machine. Then you decide.