Say a callout the way you’d say it out loud. SayPep types it the way it goes on the drawing, right where your cursor is in Bluebeam, AutoCAD or Revit.
Engineering mode: 10 free tries a week, unlimited with Pro.
You say“provide Simpson H D U five hold down at each end of shear wall typical”
SayPep typesPROVIDE SIMPSON HDU5 HOLDOWN @ EA END OF SHEAR WALL, TYP
Numbers, fractions, part numbers, counts and abbreviations all come out in drawing shorthand. real output from the app
| You say | SayPep types |
|---|---|
| fourteen inch TJI one ten at sixteen on center typical unless noted otherwise | 14" TJI 110 @ 16" O.C., TYP, U.N.O. |
| two two by twelve header with two kings and one trim each end | (2) 2x12 HEADER WITH (2) KINGS AND (1) TRIM EA END |
| number four at twelve on center each way | #4 @ 12" O.C. EW |
| five eighths inch diameter anchor bolts at forty eight inches on center | 5/8" DIA ANCHOR BOLTS @ 48" O.C. |
| LUS twenty four dash two hanger each end typical | LUS24-2 HANGER EA END, TYP |
| Simpson H one A at each truss | SIMPSON H1A @ EA TRUSS |
| eight penny at six inches on center | 8d @ 6" O.C. |
| see detail three on sheet S two point one | SEE DETAIL 3/S2.1 |
Engineering mode was built inside a structural engineering firm and tuned on its own redlines. We turned 344 real callouts into spoken words and ran them back through: 78% came out exactly as the engineer wrote them. Most of the rest are things teams write two ways, like W/ and WITH.
Common abbreviations without periods.
With periods, the way they’re usually written.
Counts in parentheses.
Callouts end clean, like they do on a sheet.
Start with “checklist” and say the items. You get a list that matches the app you’re in.
- Call the inspector - Email Ryan the calcs - Send the invoice
Professional mode turns how you talk into an email with your name on it: full sentences, no “um”s, no “gonna”.
Hey Sam, so the proposal’s done. I’m going to send it over Wednesday. Let me know if you’ve got any questions.
Mavix mode keeps your point and drops the heat.
Who approved this change order? I’m frustrated right now. Thank you.
Speech turns into text on your own computer and the audio is thrown away. Nothing is recorded, nothing is sent, and once you’ve signed in it works with no signal on a jobsite.
One shared dictionary means every engineer, drafter, designer and super spells the project, the client and the part number the same way.
billed yearly, or $22 monthly · 3 people minimum
Opening soon, with a 14-day free trial for up to 5 people.
Yes. SayPep types wherever your cursor is, including a Bluebeam markup or an AutoCAD text box. With “Remember per app” on, which it is by default, Bluebeam, AutoCAD and Revit open in Engineering mode on their own.
No. Engineering mode only runs where you use it. Outlook can stay in Professional while Bluebeam uses Engineering, and Ctrl+Alt+S (Control+Option+S on a Mac) switches modes anytime.
Add them to your dictionary once and SayPep spells them your way. On Crew, one dictionary covers the whole office.
You can use it 10 times a week on the free plan. Pro and Crew use it as much as they like.
No. Your voice is turned into text on your computer, and the audio is discarded right away. Here’s why we can’t hear you.