Upload a vector plan set. planreviews.ai finds the symbol legend, learns each device from its own drawing, counts every copy across every sheet, and exports Bluebeam-compatible counts with a cover page and a device table.
How it works
The whole flow runs against the PDF's vector paths. Nothing is rasterized to guess at, and nothing needs training data from your drawings.
Drop a vector PDF. Pages render as previews, and the geometry of every sheet is read once in the background so the first count is fast.
The legend table is located on its own, each symbol cell becomes a device definition, and every copy is counted across the ticked sheets. Missed one? Draw a box around it on the plan and it becomes a row.
Step through matches, add or remove with the cursor, let the AI double-check any row, then export a PDF with count markers, a cover page and a placed device table that opens in Bluebeam or Adobe.
Features
Real sets are messy: letters drawn as strokes, dashed variants, devices stacked on wires, legends lettered in a different style than the floors. The matcher has rules for each of them.
Finds the symbol table even when it has no heading, reads each cell as a device, and names rows from the legend text with one AI call.
Drag a box around a device on the sheet and every matching copy is counted. Redefine a legend row from a plan copy when the legend drawing differs.
Tick the sheets that count. Riser and detail pages stay out, and every total, marker and export follows the selection live.
Claude judges each match against its legend symbol, rejects text and table cells that only look like devices, and remembers its verdicts so a re-check costs nothing.
Arrow through every match, restore or remove with one key, add a count at the cursor. Clusters, dashed variants and wire-through devices are handled by the matcher, not by you.
Count markers as real annotations with opacity that renders in Bluebeam and Adobe, an optional cover page per device and per sheet, and the device table as a placed stamp or an Excel file.
Why vector
A CAD-exported PDF still contains every circle, hexagon and letter stroke as geometry. Reading it directly is exact where image recognition is approximate.
Preview
The preview is open to a small group of reviewers and estimators. If you have an invitation, log in and drop a PDF. Your projects and custom symbol definitions stay with your account.
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