Measure it once. Draw it on site. It’s already on the job.
Sketch replaces the clipboard, the pencil and the photo of the paper sketch. Measure the room on a tablet and the plan, the elevations and the tile quantities are saved straight to the job — ready for the office, the quote and the trades.
The site measure still lives on paper.
You measure the room, sketch it on a notepad, take a photo of the page and upload it later — if you remember. Then someone types the numbers into the quote and the tile order. Sketch does the measure once, properly, and everything after it reads from the same drawing.
Three steps to store one drawing, and it is still a photo nobody can measure from.
The measure gets re-keyed into the quote and the tile order, and one typo costs a box of tiles.
It is in the ute, in a folder, or on someone’s phone — not on the job.
Walls, openings and runs in the time it takes to measure.
Draw as you measure. Type the real dimension and the wall goes in at that length, joined to the last one, with your standard wall thicknesses already set.
Type the measurement, the wall goes in. External and internal thicknesses are company defaults.
Drop them on a wall at the right offset and size. They carry through to the elevations and the PDF.
Draw a full bathroom, or just the two or three walls of a kitchen you actually need.
Bench, overhead and tall runs sit on the kitchen face. Nibs and bulkheads draw solid.
Elevations and tile quantities, worked out for you.
Every wall you draw becomes an elevation. Mark the tiled areas and Sketch works out the square metres per wall and for the floor — including L-shaped rooms, nibs and feature tiles.
With the doors, windows and cabinets already on it.
Set the room type and the wall and floor areas are calculated for you.
Nib sides, ends and tops are included. Feature areas come off the main tile figure.
Draw your own tile area on any wall and it replaces the automatic figure for that wall only.
One PDF plan set. Already filed.
The drawing is saved against the job, not on someone’s phone. Export a clean PDF for the client, the cabinetmaker or the tiler, and it’s already in the job files.
Plan, elevations, dimensions and cabinets on clean, printable pages.
The office sees the same drawing the moment it’s saved.
Send the PDF from the job instead of texting photos of a notepad.
On Quoting, the measure and the quote live on the same job card.
$49 a month on any tier. Included in Quoting.
Add Sketch to Scheduler or Workspace for $49 a month — tick it when you start your free trial, or add it later. On Quoting it’s already included. Viewing and sharing the PDFs is never charged.
The things builders ask us.
Yes. Sketch is built for desktop and tablet, so you can measure on site and finish the drawing in the office.
No. For a kitchen you can draw just the walls you need. For bathrooms and laundries, close the room and get the floor area too.
Yes — share the PDF from the job. Only drawing needs Sketch; viewing does not.
No. Sketch is included in Quoting.
Put the notepad down.
Measure once, on the tablet, and it’s on the job before you’re back in the ute.
$49/month add-on · included in Quoting · 14-day free trial
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