AI Redline Review Co-Pilot · Starting in Cabinets
Catch the mistake before it leaves your shop.
Lyne is an AI redline co-pilot for construction trades. It checks every dimension, spec, and cross-reference the way a senior reviewer would — and hands the marked-up set back in minutes, not hours.
You're on the list. We'll reach out when Lyne is ready for your shop.
The Problem
A thorough redline review takes 30 to 90 minutes. It still misses things.
Checking every dimension against every elevation, every spec against every schedule, every filler width against minimum — by hand, on every job, before it goes to the shop floor.
30–90 min
for a careful manual review of one job's drawing set
1 note
missed is the difference between a redline and a change order
Whoever's free
usually ends up reviewing — not always who should
How It Works
Three steps. Same standard, every single time.
Upload your drawing set
Drop in the PDF — floor plans, elevations, details, schedules, whatever the job includes.
Lyne reads every page
Every dimension, every spec, every cross-reference — checked against your shop's own rules, not a generic checklist.
Get it back, marked up
A numbered, positioned redline on the actual drawing — exactly what needs a second look, and why.
What It Catches
The kind of thing a sharp reviewer catches, even when there's no time.
Pricing
One flat rate per shop.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free pilot — up to 150 sheets and max 2 users, no credit card required. Pick a plan whenever you're ready to continue.
Solo
$249/mo
75 sheets / month
Max 1 user
Starter
$749/mo
300 sheets / month
Max 3 users
Professional
$1,899/mo
900 sheets / month
Max 5 users
Business
$3,999/mo
2,000 sheets / month
Max 8 users
Enterprise
$5,499/mo
3,000 sheets / month
Max 12 users
Cancel anytime, no questions asked. One flat monthly rate per shop — every plan includes up to the number of users listed.
You'll choose your plan and start your pilot inside the app.
AI-generated review — AI can make mistakes. Always verify flagged items before fabrication.
Lyne isn't trained on stock drawings. It's being built and tested against real, working jobs from an active cabinet shop — the kind of drawings that actually go to a shop floor, not synthetic examples made to look good in a demo.
Early Access
Built to start in cabinets. Built to go further.
Get on the list, and we'll reach out as Lyne opens up to more shops — and more trades.