Reads the drawing
Claude reads each page as an image: bar callouts such as 10T16-03-275B1, member counts, grid dimensions. Every row links back to its place on the drawing.
Upload the drawing PDF. The software reads the bar callouts, works out counts, lengths and weights, and fills your Excel schedule. You check every row before it counts.
Runs on your own computer. Nothing is approved until you tick it.
Sample values for illustration. Real rows come from your drawing.
Bar bending schedules are slow to prepare by hand and easy to get wrong. This tool does the reading and the arithmetic, and leaves the engineering judgement to you.
Claude reads each page as an image: bar callouts such as 10T16-03-275B1, member counts, grid dimensions. Every row links back to its place on the drawing.
Counts, cut lengths, laps, weights and the 12 m cutting plan are plain arithmetic with the working shown for every row. No AI inside the calculation.
Cover, laps and anything unreadable stay blank and flagged until you fill them in. Edit an approved row and its approval is withdrawn and logged.
A PDF, PNG or JPEG of the structural sheets.
Every page is read in the background. Rows appear with notes on what was read and what was assumed.
Fix what needs a value, tick the rows you have checked, then download one Excel sheet per drawing page.
Sample values. Lengths shown assume a cover typed in by the user.
Open the app, upload a drawing and see what it finds.
This is a drafting aid. A qualified detailer or engineer must check every schedule before steel is ordered or cut.