# Hello, Welcome to PreQuilt!!

## <mark style="color:blue;">What is PreQuilt?</mark>

PreQuilt is an online software application that visualizes and designs quilts.&#x20;

Use our time saving features (like color tags, randomization, built in solid fabric color cards, fabric swatches, and more) to quickly visualize your next quilt!&#x20;

Subscribers choose between the Basic or the Market subscription plans. For more information, visit <https://app.prequilt.com/plans>.

### <mark style="color:blue;">Who's Behind PreQuilt?</mark>

The PreQuilt team is made up of <mark style="color:blue;">**Gar Liu**</mark>, a developer, and <mark style="color:blue;">**Laura Henneberry**</mark>, a quilter, and we’ve teamed up to create PreQuilt to design and visualize quilts in fun and surprising ways.&#x20;

Gar has over 20 years of dev experience working in house and as a freelancer for some of Toronto's biggest ad agencies. He has a unique skillset of being both a full stack developer and having a graphic design education from OCAD University.

Laura starting quilting over 10 years ago and while she loves seeing where a project goes, she often wants the confidence of knowing what a quilt will look like before cutting into her fabric. She has a unique skillset of having both an Operations background as well as a design education from OCAD University.&#x20;

### <mark style="color:blue;">What's PreQuilt's Origin Story?</mark>

PreQuilt was born one night when Laura was struggling to visualize [*The Circus Tent Quilt*](https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/613458872/circus-tent-quilt-pattern-digital-pdf?click_key=0aaf3402cd28e039dbf3d7ec23e0527594391b8d%3A613458872\&click_sum=995f9448\&ref=shop_home_feat_1) with her limited Illustrator skills. Gar looked over her shoulder and said he could code something that would speed up the design process.&#x20;

And the rest is history... Or rather it’s the start of the ever evolving web application you see here today. Come visit us at <https://prequilt.com/>!


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