2D and 3D CAD
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LPP Desktop · Linux ARM64
Your full CAD and lift-planning workspace.
On Raspberry Pi.
Create 2D drawings, build 3D scenes, model cranes and rigging, and save projects locally with Lift Planner Pro Desktop 2026.
£100paid once · including VAT
Lifetime licence for Desktop 2026 on Linux ARM64
ARM64 beta release. Native CPU and CAD-engine checks have passed; graphics and performance on a physical Raspberry Pi have not yet been verified.
No recurring desktop licence charge or expiry. Future major versions, cloud membership, AI credits and other paid online services are separate. Raspberry Pi hardware is not included.
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Download installation instructions and Raspberry Pi specification (PDF)·Text version
One workspace for the whole planning process
Native CAD engine
OCCT solid modelling and STEP exchange run locally, with projects saved on your own computer.
Crane and equipment library
Work with the bundled crane models, equipment, rigging assets and manufacturer reference material.
Lift planning and simulation
Set up crane, load and rigging arrangements; inspect the scene and plan movement through the 3D workspace.
Engineering workflow
Bring drawings, technical references and lift-planning work together for review and preparation of project outputs.
Local desktop work
Open, save and manage local project files. Core desktop work continues offline after importing your activation file.
Raspberry Pi setup
- Target: Raspberry Pi 5 running 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS with a desktop environment.
- 16 GB RAM recommended for engineering models; an SSD, active cooling and a suitable power supply are recommended.
- Allow at least 4 GB free storage, plus space for your projects.
- A working WebGL 2 graphics driver and a 1920 × 1080 display are recommended.
- This package is ARM64. It does not run on a 32-bit OS.
Initial ARM64 release: real Raspberry Pi graphics and large-model performance have not yet been verified. Model complexity affects responsiveness. Engineering outputs require a competent person's review.
Install and activate
- Sign in, purchase once, then download the installer and your personal activation file.
- On your Pi, open a terminal in the download folder and install the package:
sudo apt install ./Lift-Planner-Pro-2026-0.1.4-linux-arm64.deb- Launch Lift Planner Pro from the applications menu and import your .lpplic file.
- Create a local project and check graphics performance with a small scene before loading a large assembly.
Installer details
Version 0.1.4 · beta · ARM64 · 922.5 MB
Lift-Planner-Pro-2026-0.1.4-linux-arm64.deb
Verify the SHA-256 checksum
b01de83ec50956717397d6a74dae486b706f4a3b24528bb3feaa34053b694956Run sha256sum on the downloaded file and compare. This confirms file integrity; code signing has not been verified.