Markup Studio
Drawing review with a memory.
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problem
Drawing review happens everywhere and lands nowhere. A printed set marked in pen, a screenshot texted from site, a PDF redlined in three different apps and emailed around. Comments die in inboxes, nobody knows which notes were resolved, and the record of a design decision is a photo of a piece of paper.
solution
A shared canvas in the browser. Drop a drawing in, mark it up. Simple. team, consultants, or clients with nothing to install and no software to buy. Every comment becomes a tracked record tied to the project, with an author, a date, and a status, so redlines turn into a resolvable list instead of a pile of annotations.
In short, we build browser-based markup tools that turn drawing review into tracked project data.
Your database becomes the backend to a shared review canvas with every redline, comment, and decision is logged against the project, so review stops being a pile of marked-up PDFs and becomes a resolvable list. This is drawing review with a memory.
What you get
A shared, web-based markup canvas that gives your team:
Drawing review in the browser — nothing to install, no licenses to buy
Markup together with team, consultants, or clients
Every comment logged as a record so everything is tracked
A searchable history of review decisions across the project
All synced to your studio's internal operating system, so review comments live with the project.
Why it matters
This replaces scattered, untraceable review:
Printed sets marked in pen and photographed
PDFs redlined in three different apps and emailed around
Comments that die in inboxes
"Was this ever resolved?" with no way to know
Instead, your studio delivers:
One place where drawing review happens
A clear list of what's open and what's closed
Decisions you can find months later, when the contractor asks
Consultants and clients reviewing without special software
A defensible record of the design conversation
Your reviews turn into decisions instead of paperwork.
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