Live today / Bluebeam Revu
Your takeoff, drawn into Revu.
Open your sheet in Bluebeam and say the scope. The takeoff lands as real, editable Revu markups. No screenshot, no black box.
Last checked against Bluebeam Revu.
Take off the conference floor.
Inside Bluebeam Revu
Your software.
Caliente at work.
See the conversation and the native markups, together on the sheet.
The workflow
The conversation becomes
the work on your sheet.
Start on the drawing you already have open
Caliente reads the sheet you already have open. Your scale stays set, nothing is imported or exported.
It draws native, editable markups
Polygons, polylines, counts and text land as real Revu markups. Nudge a vertex and the quantity follows.
You approve before it writes
Every markup is previewed with its quantity. Anything destructive waits for your OK.
It reconciles its own work
Ask what is on the sheet and it reads the markups back out, so you can square a bid.
Native and editable
The tools you know.
The quantities you need.
Area polygons
Slabs, roofs and footprints, traced to scale as Revu area markups.
Length runs
Walls, curb and conduit, measured as polylines against your sheet scale.
Counts
Fixtures, receptacles and heads, tagged with Revu count markups.
Clouds & callouts
Revision clouds, highlights and free text, placed where you point.
Read quantities back
Pull existing markups and their measurements back out of the sheet.
Studio aware
Caliente reads the sheet set, scale and units on your Studio project first.
Before you start
A few more
good questions.
Does it change my file without asking?
No. Additive markups draw as you ask and are undoable in one click. Anything destructive, like a delete or a redact, stops at a confirm card and waits for your OK first.
Do I have to switch tools or learn a plugin?
No. It drives the Bluebeam Revu you already have open. There is nothing to install inside Revu and no new panel to learn. You open your sheet like normal and ask.
Is Caliente a plugin for Bluebeam?
No. Caliente is a separate application that drives the Bluebeam Revu you already have open, the way a second set of hands would work the toolbar for you. Nothing installs inside Revu itself, and there is no new panel or ribbon to learn. You keep working in your own copy of Revu the whole time.
Is my drawing sent to the cloud?
Yes. Our AI model reads the sheet to do the takeoff, and the markups come back into the Revu you have open. It travels encrypted, it answers your request and nothing else, and it is never used to train our model. Driving Revu and writing the markups happens on your machine.
Let’s get to work
Meet your next
takeoff copilot.
See Caliente at work in a live demo in Bluebeam Revu.