r/alphaandbetausers • u/BobTheBuilderPC • 11h ago

[Web] PlanChecker AI: ask your construction plans a question and get an answer linked to the source sheet

finding one detail shouldn't mean opening twenty sheets.

i'm working on PlanChecker AI. you upload a construction plan set, ask project-specific questions, and get answers linked to the relevant sheets so you can check the source yourself.

if you're a contractor, architect, or estimator, here's a practical way to try it: take a set you're authorized to upload and ask a question you'd normally have to hunt through the drawings to answer. find a door schedule, locate a detail, or ask what the plans specify for a particular area. then open the cited sheet and compare the answer with the drawing.

the goal is less searching and a shorter path from question to source, with you still making the final call.

there's a 14-day Basic trial covering one project. a card is required; it's $80/month afterward unless you cancel before the trial ends.

try it at PlanChecker.ai. if you give it a go, tell us which task you'd use it for again and where it slowed you down. that's the feedback we're after.

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u/MagentaAirtime652 10h ago

oh this is actually exactly the kind of thing i've been wanting, i waste so much time flipping through sheets just to find one stupid detail

the linked source thing is smart, i don't trust AI enough to just give me an answer without seeing it myself but if it points me to the right sheet that's already half the battle

gonna try it on a set i've been working with and see if it can find the damn window schedule faster than i can

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u/BobTheBuilderPC 10h ago

thanks and please feel free to email us with complaints and compliments! have a great week

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u/rob-choi-investing 9h ago

What does it do when the answer isn't on any sheet, does it say it couldn't find it or does it still give an answer? If it just makes something up when nothing matches, the sheet links don't help much. I'm not in construction so I can't test it on a real set. The card up front is probably going to cost you testers on this sub btw.

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u/These_Tomorrow9324 8h ago

It will recommend an answer, but it will find that there is no answer and you'll be able to make an RFI from our plan check tab. We recommend and find conflicts, we do not make up answers for it.