Drawings

Every plan, every device — always the latest.

Upload a set and it reaches every device on the project, always the current revision — ready to mark up, lay on the floor at true size, and keep as a permanent record. Office and field, finally on the same sheet.

Rendered in your browserImmutable revisionsPrivate to the project
app.crewhelix.com Illustrative

Illustrative example — not live data

Level 2 — Partition Plan
Sheet A-2.1
Rev C · Current
1 2 3 A B A-2.1
Rev C Rev B Rev A superseded, still on file
Upload & revisions

Drop a plan. It's a new revision, instantly.

Upload a PDF or an image. Page one renders to a sheet right in your browser and is stored as an immutable revision. Upload a newer set and it supersedes the last on its own — the history stays intact, and no one has to wonder which one is live.

Rendered in your browser

A PDF or image is turned into a clean sheet raster on your own device before it uploads. Name the sheet its number and title, and it's on the project.

A multi-page set, split for you

Drop a multi-page PDF and it's split into individual, numbered sheets in one upload — not one giant file everyone has to scroll.

Supersede, never overwrite

A newer upload becomes the current revision and marks the prior one superseded. Every past revision stays on file — the record is complete, the live sheet is never in doubt.
Revision history · Sheet A-2.1 Illustrative

Illustrative example — not live data

C
Rev C — issued for construction
Uploaded today
Current
B
Rev B — permit set
Superseded
On file
A
Rev A — design development
Superseded
On file
In the field

Open the current sheet. Mark it up where it matters.

A-2.1 · Level 2 Rev C Illustrative

Illustrative example — not live data

Question→ RFI-014
Door swing conflicts with the panel clearance — confirm hinge side.
✓ Camera-signed (C2PA)

On a phone, the newest revision is the one that opens. Drop a pin exactly where the issue is, and tie it back to the work so nothing gets lost between the field and the office.

Four kinds of pin

A note, a hazard, a question, or a photo — dropped at the exact spot on the sheet and saved there.

Linked to the work

Tie a pin to an RFI or a work item so the mark on the sheet leads straight back to the job it belongs to.

Camera-signed photos

A photo you attach is camera-signed (C2PA) — a tamper-evident record of what the field saw.
On the floor

Lay the plan on the slab. At true size.

Set any sheet flat on the floor in AR at true 1:1 scale, your pins in place. It's built on your device from the sheet you already have — walk the layout, check it against the real space, catch the clash before it's framed.

On floor · A-2.1 1:1 · on-device Illustrative

Illustrative example — a plan sheet projected onto the floor in AR, not live data

Built on your device from the sheet Nothing to host, nothing to download
Private & on the record

Your plans stay yours.

Private to the project

Every sheet, PDF, raster and thumbnail is served only to signed-in, authorized project members. Nothing is public; a plan doesn't leak because a link got forwarded.

A record to keep

Export every sheet, revision and markup as a records manifest — archive it, hand it off at closeout, or keep a copy offline. The full history travels with you.

Everyone keeps their data. The plan set, its full revision history and every markup are yours to export — on the job, or long after it closes.

Every sheet lives on the project.

Drawings don't sit in a folder off to the side — they ride with the job. The same project that carries the budget, the schedule and the team carries its plans and their record from first phase to closeout.

Projects
One job, one record — phases, team, budget and drawings in the same place, from kickoff to closeout.

Build from the right plan.

Get your plans, revisions, markups and field photos in one place the whole crew can reach — office and field, always on the current sheet.