AI takeoffs and estimates.
Bid more. Spend less.
Accurate quantities in a fraction of the time. AI reads the plan set and builds the takeoff — so you bid more jobs, cut hours off every estimate, and carry less overhead. For any trade that works off a set of plans.
Evidence-linked
No quantity without a source sheet and a rule
2 AI estimators
Independent takeoffs, cross-checked on every job
Same-day
Turnaround on a full takeoff review
Append-only
Full audit trail on every review action
A report you can price straight off
Your reviewed estimate on one side, the findings that matter on the other — hover a flag and the exact schedule lines light up. Every number traces to its sheet; every flag lands on a line.
Reviewed estimate
Sample project · 6 lines
Priceable — two items to resolve first
Nothing here blocks a bid; two flags move real weight.
W1 verticals keyed at 12" — elevation calls 6" o.c.
Halving the spacing roughly doubles the W1 vertical count. Worth confirming before the number is priced.
Is the slab mat in your scope?
S1 is the single biggest line — confirm it's yours to furnish and not the GC's.
Footing F1 laps check out
Class B laps on the #5 top bars match the 40-bar-diameter rule for the keyed f'c.
Representative of the published report · sample data · hover a finding to light up its schedule lines
The old way vs. the way it works here
Same estimator judgment. Less hand-tracing, and a paper trail behind every number.
Reading the plan
An estimator scrolls PDF sheets by hand, traces the geometry, and counts and measures every element detail by detail.
The system reads the full set and proposes every element — each one linked back to the exact sheet it was found on.
The math
Quantities get keyed into an estimating system by hand; accuracy is only as good as whoever traced that sheet that day.
Counts, lengths, areas, and weights are computed by versioned deterministic rules — consistent job to job, estimator to estimator.
Defensibility
After the bid, it's hard to reconstruct why a number is what it is or which detail it came from.
An append-only audit trail ties every quantity to a source sheet and a rule — defensible line by line.
Getting better
Corrections are one-off fixes that live in someone's head and get re-learned on the next job.
Every miss becomes a versioned rule the whole system inherits, so it gets stricter with each job.
“AI proposes; the estimator decides.”
Every trade that works off a plan set
Rebar, structural steel, glazing, mechanical, electrical — if it's counted and measured off a drawing set, the engine takes it off. Plan pre-processing, the rules registry, the review workspace, and the audit trail stay the same; each trade brings its own rulebook.
Trades the engine handles
One trade-agnostic coreDon't see your trade? Tell us what you estimate — if it's on a plan set, the method fits.
Not shelf software. Fitted to your shop.
We tune the rules registry to your trade and your standards, point it at your plan sets, and you're running takeoffs with a source sheet and a rule behind every number. Pricing is scoped to the trade and the volume, not a shelf plan.
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Bring a plan set + a few of your estimates
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We fit the rules to your trade and standards
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You run takeoffs with evidence on every line
The honest questions
It's a working product. There's a live review workspace where a plan set is read, every extracted element is checked against the sheet it came from, and a takeoff comes out with an audit trail behind every number. We onboard you to your trade and standards rather than pointing you at a generic signup — but the software is real and running today.
See it run on your jobs
Bring a plan set and a few historical estimates. We'll show you the takeoff — and the evidence behind every number.
Every quantity comes back tied to a source sheet and the rule that produced it.