Drawing reviewTurn real plan sets into measured work.
TakeoffAI is built around the way estimators actually review plans: sheet by sheet, condition by condition, with scale visible at the moment of measurement.
Construction takeoff engine
Technical
quantity takeoffs
from live plan sets.
Upload PDFs, calibrate scale, trace quantities and export material-ready reports from one focused estimating workspace.
Accurate & reliable
Save hours on every takeoff
Trusted by pros
Built for construction professionals
TurnerKiewitDPRBalfour BeattyHNTB
Upload plan sets
Drag & drop PDFs in seconds
Calibrate scale
Auto-detect or custom scales
Trace quantities
Linear, area, count and more
Material reports
Export CSVs and material lists
Built for teams
Collaborate and keep projects organized
Secure & private
Your data is encrypted and protected
Live measurement model
Scope, geometry and pricing move through the same system.
The workspace treats every trace as a structured record. Estimators can see the sheet source, quantity, confidence and report impact without leaving the drawing.
Scale mismatch warnings
Duplicate count detection
Missing product assignments
Low-confidence AI marks
Scope layer reconciliation
Export-ready unit validation
Field data to bid data
Real drawings, measurable geometry, exportable numbers.
TakeoffAI keeps the source drawing visible while the system builds structured quantity records in the background.
Drawing review
CalibrationTreat scale as first-class data.
Scale, page number and measurement type stay attached to each takeoff so downstream reports remain auditable.
QuantitiesConnect drawing context to material output.
Products, units and extended costs stay connected to each measurement instead of being rebuilt later in a spreadsheet.
Takeoff pipeline
Measurement data model
01
Plan ingestion
Upload PDF sheets and keep project, sheet, discipline and scale metadata together.
02
Scale-aware measurement
Calibrate once, then trace length, area, volume and count quantities against the sheet.
03
Detection review
Use AI-assisted object detection as a review layer before accepting quantities.
04
Structured output
Export takeoffs grouped by condition, unit, product and extended value.
Plan sets stay organized
Projects, sheets and disciplines remain attached to the quantities they produce.
Measurement geometry is explicit
Every area, run and count is tied to visible drawing context instead of spreadsheet notes.
Conditions and layers travel together
Color-coded scopes make it easier to separate alternates, phases and material groups.
Private project workspace
Project records, plan sheets and measurements are scoped to authenticated accounts.
AI review console
Detections are reviewable before they become quantities.
area candidate · 94.1%
count cluster · 24 ea
low confidence
analyzing sheet · 4 candidates
OBJ-418accepted
Catch basin
96.2% confidence
12 EA
LIN-274review
4 in pipe
91.4% confidence
128.4 LF
ARE-033accepted
Concrete pad
94.1% confidence
2,840 SF
CNT-119review
Floor drain
89.7% confidence
24 EA
Estimate impact
$42,180
Scope total from accepted quantities, mapped products and unit costs.
Materials$31,420
Labor basis$7,860
Waste factor$2,900
Ready for estimator review
Low-confidence rows stay flagged until accepted, ignored or assigned to a condition.
Reporting layer
Exports preserve the data an estimator needs later.
CSV output is not just a flat summary. It carries sheet, geometry, unit and cost references so material lists can be checked and updated as drawings change.
export schema
sheet_iduuidsource drawing
conditiontextscope grouping
geometrypolygonauditable trace
unitenumLF / SF / EA
unit_costdecimalestimate input
extended_valuedecimalexport rollup
CSV, material report and bid package views share one quantity source.
Trusted by estimating teams
TurnerKiewitDPRBalfour BeattyHNTBSkanskaGraniteSundtWalsh GroupZachry