SAVEstimate gives young engineers the takeoff and estimating tools the big firms use — simple, steady and affordable.
No card needed · macOS & iPadOS coming soon
No steep learning curve. If you can read a plan, you can use SAVEstimate.
PDF, images or a whole folder.
Set the scale from one known distance.
Click a room for its area, or trace area, linear, count and tiles.
Group items by page, add costs and export to Excel or PDF.
Click inside a room and SAVEstimate traces its boundary for you, even around hatched walls.
Measure one item in feet and another in metres on the same sheet. SAVEstimate converts for you.
Items are grouped by page, into groups you name. Dock the worksheet, or float it onto a second monitor.
Build assemblies from cost items with formulas that check units, then import or export Excel.
Turn a page, a whole set or just a region into an editable workbook, document or Markdown file.
Formatted and rotated text, clouds, callouts, stamps, splines and one colour picker for all of them.
Grid, staggered or custom layouts with live counts that skip cut-outs.
Measure on-site with a stylus or your finger on an Android tablet, then finish at your desk.
Crop pages, flatten markups into the PDF, and unflatten them later if you need to edit again.
Short clips recorded straight from the app. No edits, no speed-ups.
Windows 11, 8 GB of RAM and less than 1 GB of free storage.
It’s tested on the Redmi Pad Pro 5G with a stylus. Try it free on your own tablet first.
Not yet — macOS, iPadOS and HarmonyOS versions are on the way.
Yes. Save as a SAVEstimate project, or flatten markups into the PDF when you’re done. If you change your mind, File → Unflatten Active PDF Markups makes them editable again.
Yes. Convert the current page, every page or a region you draw into an Excel workbook, a Word document or Markdown. On builds with OCR, scanned pages are read too.
Yes. Go to Preferences → Export & Output → Settings Backup to export your settings, including custom line types, then import them on the other machine.