Kreo Software is a construction takeoff and estimating platform that runs in the browser and works directly with the kinds of drawings estimating teams actually receive: PDF sets, CAD files and scanned images. Its core idea is that measurement should be automatic where it can be, with the estimator staying in control. Auto Measure detects rooms, walls, doors, windows and custom areas, classifies each detected element with a name, type and ID, and returns geometry that is meant to hold up on busy, noisy plans. Auto Count lets you point at one instance of an object and then searches the rest of the drawing, including other sheets, for matching elements.
On top of the measurement layer sits Caddie, an autonomous agent that reads drawings, runs measurements and delivers quantities with the user approving critical steps. A built-in visual Skill Builder lets teams compile and publish their own repeatable playbooks without writing code, while ready-made skills such as CountFlow and Excel Template Builder cover common routines. Kreo also supports drawing comparison, AI scale detection, text search with regular expressions, zone mapping that separates plan areas from legends and title blocks, 3D view mode for validating layouts, and PDF export that preserves markups and annotations.
Collaboration is handled with contextual comments, leader-line callouts, sticky notes, dimension lines, and company-level user, role and permission management. Reporting turns live takeoff data into structured, decision-ready documents, and estimates stay linked to assemblies and a shared company cost database. Pricing is per user per month billed annually, with Essential, Pro, Business and Enterprise tiers, API add-ons such as Core Platform, Items and Assemblies and Auto Measure, plus paid pilots credited back against an annual plan.
