Beyond markup. Your sets become measured takeoffs.
Bluebeam is where construction teams live with their drawings, and Ruh works alongside Revu: Ruh reads the same drawing sets your team already uses to produce a measured takeoff with per-item confidence and page-coverage scores, then a priced estimate on your own rates. The drawing stops being a picture with lines on it and becomes a number you can defend.
What Ruh Does Inside Bluebeam.
Sets in, Quantities Out
The drawing sets your team already works in Bluebeam run through sheet classification, scale calibration, and measurement with callouts resolved across the set.
Confidence You Can See
Every quantity is labeled measured, derived, or assumed, with confidence and coverage scores, so review is fast and nothing hides.
Priced on Your Book
Quantities price against your own historical rates and assemblies across the nine-stage estimating pipeline, not a national average.
Your Markup Workflow Stays
Nothing about how your team uses Revu changes. Ruh adds the measured layer on top of the sets you already have.
Connected on Your Terms.
Works With the Sets You Already Use
Drawing sets and takeoff data stay inside your own environment, with no training on your data.
IT Reviews the Plan
Access and deployment go through your IT review before production, with your own API keys supported.
Runs on the Stack You Already Use
We configure on your real drawings, and your first takeoff comparison runs against an estimate your team already trusts.
Proof From Live Builds.
See Ruh Work Inside Your Bluebeam.
A free 30 minute walkthrough on your own setup and your real work, no card. Bring IT if you want the connection questions answered live.
Ruh + Bluebeam, Asked and Answered
What teams ask before connecting.
Does Ruh replace Bluebeam?
No. Revu remains your markup and collaboration tool. Ruh takes the same sets and produces the measured, priced layer that markup alone cannot: quantities with confidence scores and an estimate on your rates.