Use Redliner for drawings
Markup, cost-loaded takeoff, AI scale detection, revision comparison — plus drawing-linked tasks, RFIs, punch list, photos, and documents.
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Redliner vs BuildTools: choose the drawing tool or the operating system.
Redliner is the lightweight drawing layer. BuildTools is full construction project management. They are complementary, not enemies.
Why teams use it
Organized around the sheet set.
Use BuildTools for operations
Budgets, schedules, clients, selections, project records, and construction-management workflows.
Use both when needed
Redliner can power drawing-heavy workflows while BuildTools manages the broader project.
FAQ
Questions this page should answer.
Should I use Redliner or BuildTools?
Use Redliner for construction PDFs and drawing workflows. Use BuildTools for full project management.
Are Redliner and BuildTools connected?
They can complement each other. Redliner focuses on drawings; BuildTools handles the broader project-management system.
Does Redliner include budgets or schedules?
No. Redliner intentionally avoids full PM scope like accounting, schedules, CRM, HR, and broad operations.
Bring your own drawings.
We demo Redliner on real construction PDFs, not a canned deck.