01 / Files in. Quantities out.

Your architectural set.
A reviewable BOQ.

Built for architectural firms and interior-design studios preparing quantities, tender documents and early cost plans. Start with the drawings and schedules your practice already produces.

Planned file support is shown below. Today’s preview uses sample data; uploading and reading your own files is still in development.

PDF is the planned starting point.

First-release focus

Vector PDFs with clear scales, dimensions and finish information are the intended first input. These filenames illustrate an architectural drawing package.

A-101_Floor-plans.pdf: Room areas, partitions and floor finishes.
A-104_Reflected-ceilings.pdf: Ceiling areas, zones and finish types.
A-201_Elevations-sections.pdf: Wall heights, finishes and opening deductions.
A-601_Doors-windows.pdf: Door, window and glazing schedules.
Finish-specification.pdf: Finish codes and specification context.

Scanned PDFs, JPG and PNG: acceptance and measurement quality will be evaluated in the pilot. File limits will be published with the pilot.

What your team gets

A quantity basis you can inspect and price.

01Areas, lengths & countsm² / m / nr
02Drawing references & reviewSources and assumptions
03Your material + labour ratesPriced line items in SAR
04An Excel-ready BOQCSV export works in the sample

Try the working sample

[01]

Design-stage cost planning

Build a quantity basis for defined architectural items and keep allowances visible in budget discussions.

[02]

Tender & BOQ preparation

Bring plans, finish schedules and measured items into a structured estimate for your team to review.

[03]

Revision & budget review

The planned workflow keeps drawing changes beside quantity and cost impacts. Explore the revision example in the sample.