Win the work
Invite subs, compare and level the quotes, carry one per trade, build the estimate and submit - no spreadsheet.
Drawings and operations for general contractors
Construction never runs in order.
Revisions keeps it straight.
From the first bid to the final payment, the drawings, the people, the schedule, the changes and the money stay connected - even when the job changes halfway through.
30 days free · no card · got drawings by link? Just open it again.
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✓ DOB Approved100% CD
RFI-007Shower drain at bath 2
The set
Drop in a PDF.
Get a drawing set that keeps itself current.
- Read off the title block. Every page becomes a sheet - number, title, discipline and date read for you, with AI for the stubborn ones.
- Addenda become versions. A reissued sheet stacks on top of the old one, even when it comes back renumbered. Nothing is overwritten; every version stays one click away.
- See what moved. Overlay, side by side or blink, with the change percentage telling you which sheets to look at first.
- Know what you can build from. Stamp each issue - 100% CD, DOB Approved, For Bid, Not for Construction - and it shows on every sheet, in the office and in the link.
Real sheets from a 2026 apartment renovation in Manhattan. Title blocks and addresses removed.
Issue status
Green means build. Everything else, check first.
Mark a whole upload "100% CD · DOB Approved" in one go, or sheet by sheet. Older versions keep the status they went out with.
For Pricing90% CD
✓ DOB Approved100% CD
Check first.Build from this.
✓ Issued for Construction✓ DOB Approved✓ For Permit✓ Record / As-built
For BidFor PricingFor ReviewNot for Construction
For subs and the field
One link. Always today's set.
- No accounts, nothing to install. Send it to every bidder - it costs nothing per person and never goes stale.
- Open items, listed. RFIs and punch items on the drawings show as a list; tap one and the sheet opens right on it.
- A code on every print. Scan it on site and the phone says whether that paper is still current.
- Your logo, your people. The link shows who sent it and how to reach them.
RFIs, punch, submittals
Ask on the drawing.
Print it on your paper.
1
Pin it where it is
An RFI, a punch item or a note goes on the exact spot of the sheet - and stays there on every later version.
2
Numbered and owned
RFI-007, an owner, a due date, cost and schedule impact. Who sees it is your call: everyone, your team, or your team and the architect.
3
A proper form
One click prints it on your letterhead with a crop of the drawing. The answer comes back by link and lands on the item.
4
Transmittals and submittals
Cover page plus the picked sheets in one PDF from your own mailbox; a resubmittal is simply the next version.
Operations · for the general contractor
Your drawings are current.
Now run the whole job.
Win the work, buy it out, run it, get paid and close it out - one record for every real thing, from the first invitation to bid to the last warranty call.
BidAwardBuyoutPreconMobilizeConstructCloseoutWarranty
From award to buyout
Packages, Exhibit A, contracts to sign, insurance checked, the sub's own link for payment requests and dates.
Run it from the schedule
Every line says whether the crew can start, and why not. Materials, inspections and crews are connected to the work they hold up. Today on the phone for the super.
Know your numbers
Changes and owner change orders, sub payments approved by position, G702/G703 billing, WIP, cash flow, QuickBooks.
The week everything happens at once
Construction never runs in order.
Every one of these has a button, a checklist and a record - so nothing quietly disappears from the plan.
The owner wants stone halfway throughBid a new trade from the running job - a tender tied to a change for the owner.
Two subs say it's not theirsRecord the scope gap; both scopes side by side, the PM decides. Nobody is charged by the software.
"Go ahead" - but nothing in writingA verbal go-ahead is work at risk. Home keeps asking for the written direction.
A crew shows up with a lapsed COIOn site isn't cleared to work. Marking them in needs a reason, and the PM sees it.
160 of 184 fixtures arriveA short delivery is not a delivery. What came is counted, and the install it feeds says it still waits for 24.
The painter can't finishNotice, cure, surety, survey, money, replacement - in order. The old contract stays on the record.
The tile came two days lateRecord the schedule impact: a delay with the written notice and a recovery plan.
The PM leaves the jobHand over: what changes, what stays, who's told. The note waits on the new PM's Home.
The schedule is the spine
One plan. Everything else hangs off it.
Deliveries, inspections, submittals, crews and changes are linked to the work they hold up - so the plan tells you what can happen this week, not just what was drawn in a Gantt chart.
Can it start? It says.
Ready, Planned, Check needed or Blocked on every line, with the reason in words: "Porcelain tile: no receipt recorded · needed on site Oct 23". Open it and each cause has its button - Check receipt, Check progress, Review dates.
Review a change before it moves anything
Drag a bar and see what follows in dashed outline, the new plan finish against the owner's date, the subs who have to confirm again - and what still stands in the way. Apply, keep it as a proposal, or cancel.
A forecast you can trust
Lines whose dates have passed don't hide in the plan: "Forecast needs updating · Check 3 lines" walks you through them one by one, facts first, dates second.
Home: one case per problem
What holds up work first, each with who takes the next step and who it waits on. Every case opens beside Home - you never lose your place.
The look-ahead on the phone
The coming week as cards by area, the one thing to do on each, crews checked in at 6:30 - and saved on the phone when there's no signal.
For the developer, the truth first
One link shows a developer all their jobs: when each finishes and whether that's still a real forecast, what waits for their decision, why dates moved. They approve the cost and the days of a change separately.
Who decides what
The job's PM approves a sub's payment, the principal gives the final OK, the accountant pays. Each step lands on the right person's Home - set per position, your way.
See what a delay affects
A slip shows every activity that no longer fits, and you decide what moves next. A revised drawing asks about what was decided on the old one - the record keeps who and when.
Subs and owners on links
Quotes, dates, payment requests, waivers and the owner's approvals come in by link - each answer says what it means for the work. They never pay and never need an account.
Your guide inside Revisions
Meet Gal. Your foreman
for figuring things out.
Gal has run interior jobs in New York for twenty-five years - well, in spirit. He lives in the corner of every page. Ask how to do anything in plain words; he answers from the app's own manual and the page you're on, opens the right page and puts a ring around the button.
- "The owner wants stone halfway through. What do I do?"
- "A sub walked off the job - what now?"
- "How do I bill the owner on G702?"
Ask a question. Get a clear answer. See exactly where to click. You're always in control.
Drawing review · Developer plan
Turn the drawings into project records
before your first meeting.
AI reads the current set and proposes what a GC team builds by hand: scope and bid packages, submittals and long leads, a first schedule, insurance questions, potential RFIs. You confirm each one.
Your context, your data
A project brief, a note for this run and standing instructions per section. Add your own price book, CSI codes, crews and equipment - each section reads the parts that match the drawings.
Drafts, not decisions
A decision queue, not a report: tick the potential RFIs worth asking, add the submittals and long leads you agree with, set aside the rest. Nothing is filed or sent by itself.
What changed since last week
Run it on the new set and see what is new and what is gone since the last review. Stop any time; every run is metered against your monthly allowance.
iPhone and Android
The set in your pocket. Even in the basement.
Keep a project on the phone and it works offline - markups and photos queue up and send themselves when the signal comes back.
Photo on the planPoint at the spot, shoot a series; the phone's compass draws which way you faced.
Punch from the floorPunch, RFI or note with an owner, a date and photos - right where it is.
Every job on a mapAll projects at a glance, with what is open, late or waiting for review.
Works with what you use
Plug it into the rest of the office.
monday.comItems and RFIs on your board, both ways.
OutlookMicrosoft 365Letters and transmittals from your own mailbox.
DropboxPDFs dropped in a folder come in as uploads.
OneDrive · SharePointSame for the project's OneDrive folder.
Google DriveAnd for Google Drive.
MCPClaude, ChatGPT & other AI appsAsk your projects in plain words: "what changed in the last addendum, and which RFIs are open on A-201?"
Pricing
Simple enough to start today.
30 days free, no card needed. Drawings per person, Operations per company. Cancel any time.
Solo
$0forever
One person, one project. See what it does on a real set.
- 1 project, up to 100 sheets
- Revisions never count toward sheets
- Compare, markups, QR codes on prints
- Share a read-only link
Team
Most teams$12per person / month
For a GC running jobs with its subs and consultants.
- Unlimited projects and sheets
- Title blocks read by AI
- Markups, RFIs, punch lists, submittals
- Transmittals from your own mailbox
- 2 GB storage per person
Pro
$24per person / month
For a busy office with many sets moving at once.
- Everything in Team
- 2.5× the AI allowance
- 5 GB storage per person
- 5 devices per account
Developer
For owners$990per person / month
For owners and developers who want the whole picture, not just the drawings.
- AI drawing review on every project
- A live dashboard of every project, across all your GCs
- AI agents watch each revision, RFI and submittal
- Health score, risks and what to ask whom
- Ask any project a question in plain words
- A morning brief of the whole portfolio
- 3 devices per person
Revisions Operations
Add-on for GCsOne price for the whole company.
$349per company / month
Add Operations to Team or Pro - $279/month with annual billing. No additional per-user fee. Bidding, buyout, the schedule, the field and the money, with Gal to show you where.
Example: 10 people on Team + Operations = $469 / month
Try Operations 30 days free- Bidding: invitations, leveling, estimate, submit
- Buyout: packages, contracts, insurance, sub links
- Linked schedule, critical path, look-ahead, long leads
- Today for the super, inspections, deliveries, delays
- Changes and owner COs (G701), sub payments by position
- Owner billing (G702/G703), WIP, cash flow, QuickBooks
- Closeout and warranty, AI drawing review, Gal the guide
- Subs, owners and foremen on links: always free
Operations: one flat price per company, no per-user fee on top of the seats you already have; no setup fee, cancel any time - your records stay. Every account in your company is a seat - your staff and the subs and consultants you invite. Somebody who already has their own company on Revisions joins your projects free. Prices in USD, plus sales tax where it applies.
One job. One connected system.
Fewer things falling through the cracks. 30 days free, no card needed - Gal will show you around.
Contact
Questions? Talk to a person.
We build Revisions in Brooklyn and use it on our own jobs. Write or call - we answer.