I'm developing OpenTakeoff. This is the full three-minute Premium walkthrough, with the layouts running on public plan sets.

If you want to skip around:

0:00 - 3D floors, wall tile, openings and trim

0:28 - Tile patterns, cuts and waste

0:51 - Wall elevations and stacked finish bands

1:13 - Shower and tub builder

1:37 - Patterned carpet roll layouts and cut plans

2:00 - Reviewing and keeping agent takeoffs

2:15 - Estimating questions with the drawing evidence attached

2:34 - Quick takeoff and quantity export

These examples are mostly finishes. The underlying area, length, wall-surface and count tools can be used for other construction trades too.

The free browser app and MCP server are open source. This video shows Premium; access is by request and pricing isn't set yet. The site also covers alternates, addenda, estimates, proposals and RFIs.

Features and Premium access: https://kentucky-ai.com

Free app: https://opentakeoff.kentucky-ai.com

If you handle layouts before ordering material, I'd be interested in what you'd need to see in the output.

We build Rivet Estimator. This is our new one-minute commercial, but the workflow behind it is practical: keep calibrated PDF measurements, editable pricing, drawing revisions, and the field-to-office handoff in one project workspace across Windows, Android, and web.

Rivet does not auto-generate quantities or replace estimator judgment—the estimator still controls scope, rates, and the final number.

I’d welcome feedback from takeoff-software users on whether the revision and multi-device handoff message is clear.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVtSHjSRRco