Centered on drawings
Markup with a full toolset, measure into priced categories by room, and let AI compare revisions — the drawing work PlanGrid users actually came for.
Redliner keeps the drawing in the middle: markup, cost-loaded takeoff, version comparison, and field access — with tasks, RFIs, punch list, photos, and documents attached to the plan instead of a full platform migration.
Markup with a full toolset, measure into priced categories by room, and let AI compare revisions — the drawing work PlanGrid users actually came for.
QR tags on printed sets and the project poster get crews into current plans, documents, and photos from a phone browser.
Tasks on a kanban board, RFIs, punch list, AI-searchable photos, and documents — all linkable from a tag on the sheet.
For drawing markup, takeoff, field plan access, tasks, RFIs, punch list, photos, and documents — yes. It is intentionally not a full construction ERP.
Yes. QR tags on printed plans and the project poster open current plan context on a phone with no app install.
Yes — takeoff is a core tool, with cost-loaded categories grouped by room and complex categories that take off multiple scopes from one outline.
Start with construction PDFs, markups, takeoff quantities, and current-plan collaboration.