Bid more jobs.
Takeoff fast enough to chase the jobs you used to pass on. Quantities measured from the drawing, not retyped into a spreadsheet, so fewer mistakes walk into the bid. Same estimators, more sets through the shop.
Your set. One surface.
Open a file and everything about it (sheets, scales, elements, quantities) sits together. Grab a vertex and the number moves; cut an opening and it deducts.
Scale and review stay yours. Nothing measures until the scale is confirmed; your edits are the takeoff.
SlabWallFootingColumnOpenings deduct
Why the number holds.
Software that is confidently wrong costs more than software that is slow. An accepted quantity is not a model output. It is a measurement with its inputs still attached.
What every accepted quantity carries
Confirmed scale
No measured quantity without a sheet scale you have accepted. Count-only is the one exemption.
Geometry on the sheet
The outline is the input. Edit a vertex or cut an opening and the quantity recomputes from that shape. It is not typed in beside it.
Deterministic measure
Pure, tested code turns the geometry into the number. The model outlines; it never does the arithmetic.
Method on the record
How it was calculated travels with the value, so you can open the work and defend the line.
The model reads. The code measures.
No language model does arithmetic in Redsky. It outlines what it sees, and deterministic, tested code turns that geometry into cubic yards.
It refuses instead of guessing.
An unreadable dimension or a scale label it cannot parse surfaces as a refusal you can resolve, not a plausible number quietly filling the gap.
Send us a set. We will run it with you.
Built for commercial concrete takeoff, not a generic AI wrapper over a drawing viewer.
Bring
A job you have already bid: numbers you trust, on drawings you know.
We do
Run the set with you live. Scale, outlines, quantities on your sheets.
You leave with
A side-by-side check against your takeoff, not a slide deck.