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Engineers lose 3-5 days per project to manual drawing reviews. 📉 BlueprintAI Navigator is an AI copilot that turns complex engineering drawings into PE-ready reports in under 15 minutes. ⚡️ 🏗️ Upload drawings from any project stage 🧠 Extract structured data into clean, usable formats ✅ Keep experts in control with human-in-the-loop verification 📄 Generate review-ready reports your team can ship fast Built for reducing tedious tasks that Civil engineers do on daily basis
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Venkat here, maker of Civex.
The "aha" moment for this product came during a conversation with a close friend of mine who is a civil engineer. I was blown away when I realized they were losing literally days of their life manually reviewing structural drawings and doing tedious data entry just to draft a single inspection report. It felt archaic. Engineers are trained to make critical, high-level decisions—not to squint at PDFs and copy-paste callouts.
That manual grind is exactly why I built Civex.
We’ve created an AI copilot that completely automates the drawing-to-report pipeline. You upload your project-stage drawing (concept, tender, IFC, etc.), our engine extracts the structured data, you verify the critical signals in a quick Human-In-The-Loop (HITL) checkpoint, and boom—a PE-ready markdown report is generated in under 15 minutes.
**Here is what makes it special:**
* ⏱️ **15-Minute Turnaround:** We are shrinking 3-5 day review cycles into minutes.
* ✅ **Built-in HITL Checkpoint:** AI does the heavy data extraction, but the engineer keeps the final say. You get 100% accuracy and confidence.
* 🔍 **Full Traceability:** Every output in the final report stays directly traceable to the source drawing.
* 🔒 **Enterprise Secure:** We are SOC 2 Type II compliant. Your drawings never leave your private cloud.
My goal is to shield senior engineers from data entry so they can get back to actual engineering.
I would absolutely love to hear your feedback, especially from anyone in the civil, structural, or construction space! What is the most painful part of your current drawing review workflow?
I’ll be hanging out in the comments all day to answer your questions. Let's chat! 👇
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About Civex on Product Hunt
“The AI Copilot for Civil Engineering.”
Civex was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #88 on the daily leaderboard. Engineers lose 3-5 days per project to manual drawing reviews. 📉 BlueprintAI Navigator is an AI copilot that turns complex engineering drawings into PE-ready reports in under 15 minutes. ⚡️ 🏗️ Upload drawings from any project stage 🧠 Extract structured data into clean, usable formats ✅ Keep experts in control with human-in-the-loop verification 📄 Generate review-ready reports your team can ship fast Built for reducing tedious tasks that Civil engineers do on daily basis
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