PlanJockey
Take off. Sketch. Estimate.
Bring your own AI.
Turn drawings into measured quantities and working estimates—with precise drawing tools and an AI agent you control.
- Useful free takeoff tools — no account needed for the demo
- Sketches, markups, dimensions, and revision overlays
- Cloud saving and agent access available in the pilot

Built for the way construction work actually happens
Fast enough for a field markup or quick quantity check. Capable enough for detailed takeoff, revision review, and documented project communication.
AI-assisted takeoffs
PilotLet your agent inspect drawings, measure, count, and prepare an estimate. Review its editable draft work on the plans, with quantities you can trace back to the source.
Bring your own agent
PilotConnect a compatible AI agent through MCP. Choose its projects and allow reading or draft edits. Keep control of access, and disconnect whenever you need to.
Sketch what the plans don’t show
Draw CAD-style sketches on blank sheets or existing plans. Snap to endpoints and midpoints, adjust individual segments, and add dimensions to explain field conditions and scope.
From quantities to estimates
Link measured quantities to priced line items. Apply waste and adjustments, build your estimate, and prepare professional spreadsheet and client exports with Premium.
See what changed
Align and overlay drawing revisions to compare changes in context. Review shifted walls, revised layouts, and the details that affect your scope before updating the takeoff.
Framing layouts and cut lists
Trace a bay, set member direction and on-center spacing, and generate members, rim lengths, and hanger counts. Account for openings and mid-beams, then use the cut list in your estimate.
Estimators
Build measured quantities without fighting the software.
Contractors and project managers
Mark up plans, document field conditions, and communicate scope clearly.
Owners’ representatives and consultants
Compare revisions, record issues, and create professional project documentation.
Architects and designers
Review drawings, annotate conditions, and share focused feedback.