Qcad is a 2d package that will run on linux. I think Autocad offered an editor that runs on Android for site meetings and so on. You could also try these:

https://m.youtube.com/@rogerfroud300

Martin

Never tried it. Though they have decent poke these days, I'm not sure Android hardware is man enough to run a full-blown 3D-CAD package – expect sluggish. Some of the Android products are readers rather than editors, which is practical.

To me though the biggest objection is the environment and tiny screen. I struggle to think CAD unless there's peace and quiet, couldn't do it on a crowded train. But the really big problem is screen size. CAD is much easier with a giant screen, ideally two big screens. Or even three. Also with table space for a hefty mouse, and – for serious CAD – a 3D-mouse as well. Plus a full-sized keypad, a notebook, references, and maybe bits of the real thing to measure.

Although CAD works OK on a laptop, it's downright inferior to running the same software on a fast workstation with two 24" screens. I think an Android would drive me mad, even a 10" tablet.

Please try it and report back. My objection to small screens is partly because my eyesight isn't as good as it used to be.

Dave

F360 has (had?) an app for Android phones. I was able to demonstrate models I'd created on the grown-up version without problems, but I haven't used it for a year or so.

I hope you don't literally mean 'on the road'