For precast estimators and design engineers
Each app does one job well: take off a BOQ from drawings, turn a STAAD model into reports and drawings, price a job. Subscribe to an app by the month and cancel any time. The first month of every app is free.
Drawings in, quantities out.
Load PDF or image plans, set the scale, trace walls, slabs, beams and columns against a precast section library, and export the BOQ to Excel with a 3D check of what you traced.
One .std file, a full design pack.
Run a STAAD model, or one from ETABS, SAP2000, Abaqus, Robot or OpenSees, check it, and get the design calculation report and DXF drawings: GA, elevations, schedules, corbels, base plates (drawn and checked in the designer) and BBS.
Price a precast BOQ into a quotation.
Import the BOQ from the BOQ Extractor, price production, transport and erection from your own rate library, and print the quotation.
A client's bill, one building at a time.
Split a client's BOQ by building into element data with piece sizes, every assumption on its own sheet, the building drawn as assumed, ready to price in the Estimation Window.
Beams, slabs, columns, corbels.
Quick design checks of precast elements with a printable calculation sheet.
Portal and multi-storey frames.
Build a frame from a drawing, analyse it, and design the columns, corbels and base plates.
The right crane, in the right place, for every pick.
Place mobile cranes on the building model, check every pick against the maker's load chart (79 Liebherr, SANY and Grove charts built in), let it recommend the stations along a crane path, sequence the erection, and print the lift report.
A second look at a Concise Beam design.
Open a Concise Beam .con with its Summary Report PDF: every check as demand / capacity, the main ones re-worked by hand, and the inputs worth a second look.