Now live — web, iOS & Android
The current set lives on the plot table — and the field runs on whatever got printed last. Constructified puts the live drawing set on every tablet, phone, and browser on site, so nobody builds off a superseded sheet again.
Free plan forever. Viewers are always free. Your drawings stay yours.
The problem
The set gets plotted, rolled, and hauled to site — and from that moment it's aging. Every revision that lands in the office is a revision the field doesn't have.
01 — SUPERSEDED SHEETS
A revision drops, the office set updates, and the crews keep framing off the print taped to the trailer wall. Building from a superseded sheet isn't an inconvenience — it's rework, schedule, and liability.
02 — THE TRAILER WALK
Need to check a rough opening? That's a walk back to the trailer, a hunt through the roll, and a walk back out. Multiply it by a crew, twice a day, every day, at a burdened labor rate.
03 — TRAPPED REDLINES
A redline on a plotted sheet stays on that sheet — in that one roll, in that one truck. The issue it flagged doesn't become anyone's job until someone remembers to make it one.
The product
Constructified is drawing management built for how jobsites actually run — not a document dump with a viewer bolted on.
Upload the full set from the architect — every sheet gets split, named, and filed by number and discipline automatically. Title blocks are read for you, OCR included for scanned sets. No intern, no weekend.
Auto sheet extraction · title-block OCRCalibrated lengths, polylines, and areas with automatic scale detection, a magnifier loupe, and line snapping precise enough for the field. Switch to takeoff mode to tag quantities by material, break the sheet into zones, and export the whole count straight to Excel.
Measure & takeoff · material tagging · zone export to ExcelNew revision comes in, every device on site has it — instantly, with superseded sheets flagged. Overlay any two revisions to see exactly what changed before it costs you money.
Revision control · overlay compareBasements, elevator cores, remote sites — the set stays on the device and syncs when you're back in range. Paper never needed bars, and neither does this.
Full offline · auto-syncCloud an issue on the sheet and assign it — with the drawing context attached. The redline stops being ink in one person's roll and becomes a tracked item with a name on it.
Assignable markups · audit trailUpload the shop drawing package and equipment tags on digital PDFs are detected automatically — scanned packages you confirm by hand, either way nothing gets logged untagged. From there the consultant's own tags do the work: the tags already printed on your design drawings become live links straight to the matching shop drawing. Nobody places a hyperlink by hand.
Shop Drawings Log · auto-tag detection · linked from the drawingFlag it as a task on the drawing, hand it to the PM, and it becomes a numbered, branded RFI — a PDF sent straight from the app, with the answer filed back against the same record. Drawing → task → RFI → response, one chain, nothing lost in someone's inbox.
Numbered per project · branded PDF · sent from the appSheet number, title, discipline, keyword — type it and you're there. No unrolling, no flipping, no "it's in the other truck." The full set, organized the way a set should be.
Instant search · smart sheet indexPre-start inspections, toolbox talks, safe work plans, incident reports — filled in with taps instead of prose, replicated from yesterday in one touch, and signed by the whole crew as the iPad goes around. Logged by day and type, exported by the week for the GC, and it all works with zero signal. Your company's own PDF forms drop right in.
Daily forms · crew sign-off · offline · weekly exportUpload the vendor's installation and O&M manual once, link it to the shop drawing package it belongs to, and it inherits every equipment tag that package covers. Tap that tag on any drawing and the manual opens at the right page — beside the shop drawing, on the tablet, saved for offline in the mechanical room where there's no signal.
IOM manuals · linked to your marks · offline per manualStanding at a unit with a question the drawing alone doesn't answer — write it there, on the sheet, and point it at whatever else it depends on: the schematic, the shop drawing, the detail two sheets over. The note stays attached to the location it was taken at, so what made sense on Tuesday afternoon still makes sense when somebody else opens it on Friday morning.
Field notes · referenced to any sheet · offlineHand a pump, a reel of cable or a crate of valves to another trade and it becomes a numbered record — TR-001 onward — with photos of the condition it left in and a signature taken on the tablet at the handover. It runs both directions, so what went out and what came back are the same record. Generate the PDF and send it from your own email; the proof stays on the job either way.
Equipment transmittals · photos · signature at handoffOne master register — scan code, description, model, serial, status — and every asset carries where it actually is: the project, the floor, the foreman, the job box. The crew requests and returns from the tablet, every movement is logged against the asset, and a monthly audit has them confirm what's really on site. A $49/month add-on to any paid plan.
Tool inventory · per-project custody · offline · add-onDo the math
This isn't a software line item — it's a labor question. Every trip back to the trailer to check a sheet is burdened labor going backwards. Plug in your own crew and see what the walk actually costs.
And that's the cheap failure mode. The expensive one is the crew that didn't walk back — and built off the old print.
Your jobsite, your numbers
Assumes 22 working days/month. Your numbers may be worse.
Illustrative estimate only, based on the figures you enter — not a guarantee of savings. Actual results vary by crew, project, and how the software is used.
Pricing
Pick the plan that fits your drawing set. Go over the sheet count and you pay for the extra thousand — you don't get locked out mid-job. Creators upload drawings and mark up. Everyone else — the whole crew, subs, inspectors, owners — views, measures, comments, and gets tasks. Free. Unlimited. Revisions never count against your sheets.
Every paid plan includes the Shop Drawings Log, RFIs, equipment manuals (IOMs), the specification book, and Safety forms. Pay yearly and get two months free. One optional add-on sits on top: Tool Inventory, $49/mo per company (or $490/yr) — the asset register with per-project custody, added or cancelled from Billing any time. Bigger than Portfolio, or running a whole portfolio of jobs? Talk to us.
About Constructified
Constructified started where every drawing set does: on the plot table. We watched revisions land in the office while crews kept building off last week's print — and watched good people eat the rework because the information existed, it just never made it the last hundred feet to the field.
Big construction platforms treat drawings as one module among forty, priced for enterprise and configured by consultants. We think the drawing set is the job — so we built one tool that does it properly, that a foreman can pick up in a coffee break, and that starts free with viewers free forever.
Constructified is live now on the web, iOS, and Android. We're still shipping fast based on what real jobsites tell us they need — new features like Takeoffs and RFIs ship straight from that feedback, not a roadmap deck.
Questions
Right now — Constructified is live on web, iOS, and Android. Start free and set up your first project in minutes.
The free plan is free forever: 1 project, 100 sheets, 2 creator seats, unlimited viewers. Paid plans are one price for the whole company — Pro $79/mo (2,500 sheets), Business $249/mo (7,500 sheets), Portfolio $749/mo (30,000 sheets) — each with creator seats included and more available if you need them. Pay yearly and two months are free. Viewers are always free and unlimited, so the whole crew is on the set without a per-seat fight, and revisions never count against your sheet count. Every paid plan also includes the Shop Drawings Log: upload a submittal package and equipment tags are detected automatically on digital PDFs (scanned packages are entered by hand — you confirm every tag either way), and those tags on your design drawings become hyperlinks straight to the shop drawing page. Paid plans also include RFIs: turn a task into a numbered, branded RFI and it goes out as a PDF straight from the app, with the answer filed back against the same record. Paid plans also include Safety forms: daily pre-start inspections, toolbox talks, and incident reports filled out with taps, signed by the crew on the device, logged by day and type, and exported by the week — including fully offline. Paid plans also include the specification book — upload the spec and every section is indexed and searchable — and equipment manuals (IOMs) linked to the shop packages they belong to, so an installation manual is one tap from the equipment tag on the drawing. Run the calculator above: the trailer walk costs your crew more in a day than Pro costs for the month.
You keep working. Extra sheets bill in blocks of 1,000 — $25 on Pro, $20 on Business, $15 on Portfolio — and you see the block count on your Billing page as soon as it changes, not for the first time on an invoice. Nothing is blocked until you're at four times your plan's sheet count, and by then a bigger plan is cheaper anyway, so we'll tell you that instead. Revisions never count against sheets, ever. The free plan is the one exception: it stops at 100 sheets rather than billing you, because there's no card on file.
Yes — full offline mode. The set lives on the device and syncs when you're back in coverage. Basements, cores, and remote sites are exactly where it matters most.
Bring the set you have. Upload your sheets, and Constructified organizes them into a searchable, revision-controlled set. When the next revision drops, it flags and supersedes the old sheets automatically.
Keep plotting if you like — Constructified isn't anti-paper, it's anti-stale-paper. The difference is that when a revision lands, every device on site has it instantly, and the superseded sheet is flagged before someone builds off it. Paper doesn't update. This does.
General contractors and PMs who own the current set, subs who need the right sheets without the noise, and architects who want the field building from the revision they actually issued.
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