Built by people who've worked construction
Roughin started because we got tired of flipping through 50-page PDFs on a job site looking for one detail.
Plans are made for desks, not muddy jobsites
Tradespeople lose hours every week searching plans — pinching and zooming through a 100-page set on a phone screen the size of a hand, hunting for the one sheet that matters.
Blueprints were drawn to be spread out on a table. On site, that table doesn’t exist.
Every other construction app is built for the office
Procore is for project managers. Bluebeam is for designers. None of them are built for the trade actually building it — the electrician on the ladder, the framer in the rain.
Mobile-first, AI-native, glove-friendly
So we built the opposite: designed for one-handed thumb reach, readable in the sun, fast enough to answer a question before you’ve climbed down. AI reads the plans so you don’t have to flip through them.
Building in public
Roughin is in private beta now, with a full launch coming on Google Play and the App Store. We’re building in the open and listening to the trades who use it every day.