Early access · Australian-built · every trade
Enter a building once and the concreter’s slab, the carpenter’s frame, the roofer’s surface and the painter’s walls all derive from the same model — change one dimension and every trade moves together. No re-keying, no drift between takeoff and quote.
Three working tools, no account, nothing stored, nothing leaves your browser.
Enter the building once. Every trade you tick gets quantities derived from the same geometry, plus your rates, overhead, margin and GST.
Open →3DA layer for every trade — slab, framing, roof, ceilings, surfaces. Toggle by trade, click two points to measure in millimetres.
Open →Trade-deepMeasured runs to an ordering schedule split to buyable stock lengths, laps included — built by a civil-engineering draftsperson with roofing experience.
Open →Width, depth, storeys, pitch — typed in seconds. DXF upload is in development.
Concreter to electrician to painter: each gets its scope, units and wastage pre-loaded.
Add your own rates against every line, with overhead, margin and GST — and save them in your effective-dated rate library.
A priced estimate with a per-trade breakdown — and every figure carrying its evidence.
The assistant
Tara is built into the platform. Ask her how to price a job or scope a trade you don’t work in, and she answers from the drawing, the scope item, or your own rates. Her one rule: if she can’t stand it on evidence, she says she doesn’t know — she never invents a rate or a number.
Create an account to talk to TaraA confident wrong number costs a second delivery and an idle crew. So every figure in Tectivra carries its evidence: measured from the geometry, quoted from a supplier, or flagged needs review — and an estimate with unreviewed lines refuses to present itself as a firm price.
Adding a trade is data, not code — the platform grows without forking.
Starting from zero?
Website built, hosting sorted, Google Business Profile, WhatsApp Business and Facebook set up, brand kit, business email — everything a new trade business needs to look real and win its first job. Done for you, founder-delivered.
Written from the trade, not the marketing department.
Nine places a construction quote goes wrong before the job starts — laps and stock lengths, stale rates, unit mix-ups, and the revision nobody re-measured.