Construction Intelligence Platform

From blueprint
to bill of quantities.

Upload your construction drawings. Quantro reads every schedule, footing, column, beam, slab and wall — and turns them into a bid-ready BOQ, rebar cutting list and estimate.

01The blueprint

It starts with
your drawings.

Drop in PDF plans and Quantro reads them like an estimator would — the plan first, then every footing, column, beam, slab and wall schedule — and builds the structure, element by element.

  • Architectural
  • Structural
  • MEP
  • Plumbing

02Foundations

Every footing.
Every bar.

Isolated footings are counted, sized and detailed — excavation depth, concrete volume and the full bottom-mat reinforcement, both ways.

F-1Isolated footing12 pcs

From the footing scheduleSheet S-101 · section & reinforcement

Size
1.60 × 1.60 × 0.40 m
Bottom
1.50 m below NGL
Rebar
16 mm Ø @ 150 O.C. B.W.
Concrete
1.02 cu.m each

03Columns

Tied at every
150 millimetres.

Vertical bars, ties and hook lengths come straight off the column schedule — floor by floor, lift by lift — so your cutting list matches what gets built.

C-1Column24 lifts

From the column scheduleSheet S-101 · section & reinforcement

Section
400 × 400 mm
Main bars
8 – 20 mm Ø
Ties
10 mm Ø @ 150
Height
4.60 m GF · 3.50 m 2F

04Beams

Stirrup
by stirrup.

Top and bottom bars with anchorage into the supports, stirrups across every clear span. Quantro takes off what an estimator would — and never loses count.

B-1Floor & roof beams34 spans

From the beam scheduleSheet S-101 · section & reinforcement

Section
300 × 500 mm
Top / bottom
3 – 20 mm Ø each
Stirrups
10 mm Ø @ 150
Anchorage
400 mm into supports

05Slabs

Slabs,
both ways.

Quantro cuts a section through the frame to take off the suspended slabs — thickness, area, concrete and the 12 mm bottom mesh in both directions, bar by bar.

S-1Suspended slab2 levels

From the slab scheduleSheet S-101 · section & reinforcement

Thickness
150 mm
Area
191.36 sq.m per level
Bottom mesh
12 mm Ø @ 200 B.W.
Concrete
28.70 cu.m per level

06Walls

Walls, course
by course.

Perimeter CHB walls go up block by block — net of every door and window opening — with core reinforcement and plastering on both faces.

W-1150 mm CHB wall20 panels

From the wall scheduleSheet S-101 · section & reinforcement

Net area
278.58 sq.m
Blocks
3,483 pcs @ 12.5 / sq.m
Rebar
10 mm Ø @ 600 V & H
Plaster
557.16 sq.m, both faces

07Quantities

Bid-ready BOQ.

2-storey frame · S-101 ANALYZED
Bill of quantities for the two-storey frame shown in the animation
ItemDescriptionQtyUnit
02-100Structural excavation87.12cu.m
03-110Concrete, footings · 28 MPa12.29cu.m
03-120Concrete, columns · 28 MPa15.55cu.m
03-130Concrete, beams · 28 MPa26.16cu.m
03-140Concrete, suspended slabs57.41cu.m
03-210Rebar 20 mm Ø · Gr. 605,102.22kg
03-220Rebar 16 mm Ø · Gr. 60671.29kg
03-230Rebar 12 mm Ø · Gr. 403,317.33kg
03-240Rebar 10 mm Ø · ties, stirrups, walls2,171.05kg
03-300Formwork, contact area743.36sq.m
04-100CHB wall, 150 mm · net of openings278.58sq.m
09-100Plastering, both faces557.16sq.m
Concrete111.41 cu.m
Reinforcing steel11.26 t
XLSXCSV

Quantities computed from the 92 elements in the model above. Illustrative sample.

Rebar cutting list

Cut once.
Waste less.

The same model becomes a cutting list your fabricator can work from — every bar mark with its shape, cut length and count. Then Quantro plans which stock lengths to buy so the offcuts stay small.

01Stock

Buy the
right bars.

3,491 pieces become a purchase of 909 stock bars across the lengths your supplier carries — grouped by diameter, one rack row per cutting pattern.

02Cut

Every cut,
planned.

Pieces of the same diameter share stock bars across marks. The saw follows the plan; what's left drops in the tray — 185.2 m of offcut, 1.9% of the steel bought.

03Bend

Bent to
the schedule.

Footing U-bars, column kicks and hooks, closed ties and stirrups — bent from the cut lengths on the bar bending schedule, the same shapes you saw in the model.

04Bundle

Bundled
by mark.

Every piece lands in a tagged bundle — F1-BX, C1-T, B1-S… — ready to carry to the footing, column, beam, slab or wall it was cut for.

05Ready for the yard

Fewer bars.
Less scrap.

Pieces to cut
3,491
Stock bars
909
Offcut
1.9%
vs 12 m only
−525 kg
See the full list
Stock lengths
909 bars · 1.9% offcut

The full list

Every mark.
Every cut.

The detailed cutting list behind the yard: bar marks, shapes, cut lengths and counts, the bars to buy, and how each stock bar is cut. Toggle the stock lengths here or on the 3D yard; both stay in sync.

2-storey frame · Rebar cutting list OPTIMIZED
3,491pieces to cut
9,740.3m of bar · 11,262 kg
909stock bars to buy · 11,482 kg (525 kg less than 12 m only)
Rebar cutting list by bar mark for the two-storey frame
Bar markØShapeLeg · run · leg (mm) Cut (mm)Per el.Els PcsTotal (m)kg

Cut = leg + run + leg. Hooks 10·d on U-bars, 12·d on L-bars; ties and stirrups include two 135° hooks. No lap splices, no kerf. Click a group to see it in 3D.

Stock lengths

What your supplier carries. The plan updates as you toggle; your choice is remembered in this browser.

Bars to buy

ØPcsBuykgWaste12 m only

Cutting patterns

How each stock bar is cut. Fullest pattern first, pieces mixed across marks of the same diameter.

The problem

Construction is fragmented.

Drawings and takeoffs, schedules, procurement and supplier coordination — each lives in its own tool, spreadsheet or group chat. Every hand-off is a chance for an error.

Fragmented data

Drawings, takeoffs and quantities kept in separate files — no single source of truth.

Manual processes

Estimating, scheduling and reporting done by hand, leading to delays, errors and rework.

Disconnected teams

Contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and project teams working in silos.

Scattered procurement

Sourcing, quotations and purchase orders spread across channels and tools.

Drawings, takeoffs, schedules and suppliers connect through one Quantro data hub DRAWINGS SCHEDULES TAKEOFFS SUPPLIERS
Data lives in disconnected toolsOne source of truth, end to end

One platform

Four connected
workflows.

The quantities you just watched become the plan, the purchase orders and the supplier quotes — without re-keying a single line.

  1. 1Estimation
  2. 2Project Mgmt
  3. 3Procurement
  4. 4Marketplace

Estimation

From PDF drawings to a bid-ready estimate.

Available first
  • Automatic BOQ generation
  • Rebar cutting list
  • Editable quantities and unit costs
  • Bid-ready reports
  • Labor estimates
  • Material costing (PH database)
  • Multi-discipline (Arch, Struc, MEP, Plumbing)
  • Export to Excel / CSV / XLSX

Project Management

From estimate to an executable project plan.

Coming next
  • Automatic Gantt chart
  • Kanban board
  • Work breakdown structure
  • Progress tracking
  • Tasks and milestones
  • Resource planning (crew, equipment, materials)
  • Planned vs actual progress
  • Collaboration and file sharing

Procurement

From material requirements to controlled purchasing.

On the roadmap
  • Automatic material requirements
  • Procurement schedule
  • Supplier RFQ management
  • Quote comparison
  • Budget vs actual cost
  • Purchase order generation
  • Delivery tracking and receiving
  • Approval workflows

Marketplace

The right materials, at the right price, from trusted suppliers.

On the roadmap
  • Supplier product catalog
  • Project-based product matching
  • Compare prices and discounts
  • Nearby hardware stores
  • One-click RFQ
  • Verified supplier profiles
  • Availability and lead times
  • Ratings and reviews

Quantro is rolling out in stages, starting with Estimation. Join early access

Who it's for

Built for every
stage of growth.

From a single house to multi-site developments, Quantro scales with the work on your desk.

Residential

Houses, townhouses and subdivisions.

Small commercial

Offices, retail and mixed-use.

Contractors

General and specialty contractors across all trades.

Developers

From single projects to multi-site developments.

Why Quantro

A smarter
construction tomorrow.

Higher productivity

Automate takeoffs, quantities and the repetitive work between them.

Better accuracy

Quantities traced back to the element and the drawing they came from.

Stronger collaboration

Every trade and stakeholder working from the same numbers.

Scalable growth

From small projects to enterprise and multi-site operations.

FAQ

Questions,
answered.

Something else on your mind? info@quantro.ph

What does Quantro do?

Quantro is a construction intelligence platform. You upload construction drawings and Quantro turns them into structured, bid-ready quantities: a bill of quantities, rebar cutting list, labor estimates and material costs. Project management, procurement and a supplier marketplace connect to the same data.

Which drawings can I upload?

PDF construction drawings across disciplines: architectural, structural, MEP and plumbing.

Can I edit the quantities and export them?

Yes. Quantities and unit costs stay editable, and estimates export to Excel, CSV and XLSX as bid-ready reports.

Is Quantro available now?

Quantro is rolling out in stages, starting with Estimation. Project Management follows next, with Procurement and the Marketplace on the roadmap. Request a demo to join early access.

Who is Quantro for?

Builders and general contractors, specialty contractors, developers, engineers, architects, quantity surveyors and estimators working on residential, small commercial and multi-site projects.

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