Count, measure, area
Counts of doors, windows and fittings; lengths of walls and skirting; floor and wall areas — the full set of takeoff measures off a single drawing set.
Takeoff
Quantities from your drawings in minutes, not days.
Drop a drawing set or a BIM model. AI vision reads every sheet — plans, elevations, schedules of finishes — lifting the titles, labels and dimensions off the page, then counting and measuring into a full material takeoff. Every figure stays pinned to the spot on the drawing it came from, and flagged for review when it’s unsure.
Sidekick reads the set alongside you — ask anything about the drawings and it answers with the sheet to prove it.
2D drawings — PDF & image
3D BIM — IFC models
Zero silent errors — verify or flag
Drop a drawing, get quantities
Watch a takeoff happen
Drop a PDF drawing set. SupplyLoop reads every sheet, measures each room, and returns a full material takeoff — every quantity pinned to the spot on the drawing it came from.
Quantities · ground floor
Porcelain travertine flooring84 m²
Gypsum + paint walls (Jotun)262 m²
MDF + PU paint joinery shutters46 m²
LED-lit open shelving millwork18 lm
Skirting68 lm
Mirror with LED backlight3 nos
Wallpaper feature walls22 m²
Takeoff complete — 142 measurementsevery one traceable to the drawing
Drawing takeoff
Count, measure, and never lose the source
Upload floor plans, elevations and sections. The AI reads every page and does the tedious part — you stay in control of every number.
Search across every sheet
Ask for a fixture or a finish and see it located on every page at once — no scrolling through a 40-sheet PDF hunting for where it appears.
Pinned to its source
Every measurement links back to the exact spot on the drawing it was read from. Click a quantity, jump to the drawing — nothing is a number without a place.
Any template, any trade
Architectural, structural, MEP — the reader isn't tied to one drawing standard. It adapts to how your consultant actually drew the set.
Zero silent errors
When the AI is confident it measures; when it isn't, it flags the line for your review instead of guessing. Every figure is either verified against the drawing or waiting on you.
Free while in beta
Run real drawings through it today at no cost. Bring your own set, see the measurements, keep the estimate.
BIM takeoff
Have a model? Get exact quantities.
Upload an IFC model and SupplyLoop reads the geometry directly — counts, areas and volumes measured from the objects themselves, not estimated off a picture. See it in 3D, select and measure, section through it, scope by trade, then price the result.
- Exact counts, areas and volumes straight from the model objects.
- Explore in 3D — orbit, select, measure and section on the fly.
- Scope by trade, then export the quantities as a BOQ.
Model → quantities → BOQ
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Read the IFC modelGeometry parsed object by object
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Measured quantitiesCounts, areas, volumes by element
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Priced BOQScoped by trade, ready to estimate
Plan Q&A + clash
Ask questions of your drawing set
You don’t have to hunt through sheets to answer a question. Ask in plain language and get an answer that cites the sheet it came from — and where drawings disagree with each other, those clashes get flagged so they surface before site does.
- Plain-language answers, each with a citation back to the sheet.
- Clash flags where drawings contradict one another.
- Nothing invented — if a sheet doesn’t say, the answer says so.
Ask the drawings
You
What’s the floor finish in the living area?
AI
Porcelain travertine flooring throughout the living and dining areas, with a skirting detail to match.
Cited: sheet A-104, room finishesAI
Heads up — the ceiling height on A-102 (3.0 m) doesn’t match the section on A-210 (3.2 m).
Clash flagged: A-102 vs A-210Your takeoff flows into the estimate
Measured quantities drop straight into the BOQ workspace — priced, with margin, ready to quote. One system, no re-typing quantities from one tool into another.
Stop counting by hand.
Run a real drawing set through Takeoff and see the measurements for yourself. Free while in beta — bring your own drawings.