Catch the clash on paper, not on the pour
Sitegrid reads your drawing sets and daily site photos, flags conflicts between trades and tracks progress against the schedule.
From drawings to daily reports
One model of the job, kept up to date
Drawing review
Dimensions, notes and revisions compared across every sheet in the set.
Clash flags
Duct, pipe and beam conflicts marked on the sheet they appear on.
Quantity takeoff
Counts and lengths pulled straight from the plans.
Progress from photos
Phone photos from the walk become percent-complete by area.
RFIs written for you
A question for the architect, with the sheet and detail attached.
How it works
Upload, review, build
- 1
Upload the set
Drop in the PDF drawing set and the specs.
- 2
Review the flags
Clashes and missing details, ranked by how soon they matter on the schedule.
- 3
Walk the site
Take photos as usual; Sitegrid places them on the plan.
- 4
Send the report
A daily report for the owner and the trades, written for you.
On every job
Built for the people on site
Scroll to bring each card forward. They never fully leave — they just settle a little further back.
Superintendents
Know which areas are behind before the morning meeting.
Project managers
RFIs and change orders backed by the sheet and the photo.
Estimators
Takeoffs in an afternoon instead of a week.
What it reads well, and what still needs you
A qualitative read on each capability, not a number pulled out of thin air.
Better with consistent walk routes
Flags questions; a person decides
Pricing
Priced per active project
FAQ
From the trailer
Filter by what you're trying to figure out — billing, security, or how the product fits your stack — then expand a question for the full answer.
Start with one job
Upload a plan set and see what it finds
First review back the same day.
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