Yes. A key design element of Constructable’s AI search is that its answers always link back to the primary source in your project (e.g. the original document, drawing, or entry). You don’t just get a summary—you can easily view the actual underlying content it got the answer from.

No. Our proprietary approach ensures all responses are grounded in your actual project data, so answers link back to real sources (documents, logs, photos) that you can see and verify. If Constructable can’t find the answer to your question, it’ll tell you that it didn’t find anything in your project documents.

It’s really simple, you dictate the description of a deficiency, and click the “autofill from description” button. The system will then autofill all fields like the assignee, trade, location, etc. because it already has the full context of your project—so it knows who’s most likely responsible for plumbing, as an example.

If you want to quickly get the data from within a table or block of text shown on a drawing sheet, just select the Magic Extractor tool and click-and-drag a box around it. AI will pull out the data from within your selection, preserving all of its formatting. You can then paste it into a spreadsheet or document, saving you from having to manually retype everything. It's a great time-saver.

No. All of Constructable AI features are included in every plan at no extra cost.

Yes, Constructable has a Dark Mode option. You can easily toggle it on and off at any time from the main menu. It’s designed to reduce eye strain for evening work or low-light environments.

Yes, Constructable's Split View feature lets you open any two drawing sheets (or revisions of the same sheet) side-by-side so you can compare or reference them easily. You can even lock the view so that as you pan or zoom on one sheet, the other sheet's view will match your movements. There is also an offset lock feature that similarly allows you to lock the views of both sheets, but preserves any initial positional or zoom differences between the sheets—this is useful when comparing two sheets that aren't the same scale or whose features are positioned differently from one sheet to another.

Yes, Constructable's drawing viewer has three Blend Modes (Differences Mode, Ghost Mode, and Highlight Mode) which allow you to overlay two drawing sheets (or revisions of the same sheet) on top of one another to quickly spot-check differences. Differences mode colors the two sheets red and blue for easy comparisons. It includes a slider so you can adjust the blend amount between the two overlapping colored sheets. Ghost mode makes the second sheet faintly visible over the first. It also has a slider that allows you to adjust the opacity of the second sheet. Highlight mode highlights areas of difference in solid white, while unchanged areas remain solid black. Each mode provides a different visual approach to comparing two sheets.