How it works

From a drawing package to a review you can act on.

You upload the drawings you already issue. ROMURE reads the package as a set of drawings, puts every finding back on the sheet it came from, and explains what matters — then gives you a report you can download or forward.

The journey

Five steps, no manual to read first.

Each step exists to answer one question: what should change on this drawing, and why does it matter?

  1. Upload the drawings

    Send the PDF you already issue — floor plans, elevations, details, schedules. A single sheet is enough to start; a full package gives a more connected review.

    • PDF package
    • One sheet or many
    • Drawing scale read from the sheet
    Drawing set as issued: plan and detail sheets linked to each other across the package.
  2. ROMURE reviews the package

    Pages are routed, the drawings are read, and factual evidence is extracted and checked against the rest of the package. A candidate only becomes a finding once it survives verification.

    • Evidence extracted
    • Cross-sheet coordination
    • Standards, where a verified pack applies
  3. See the findings on the drawings

    Nothing arrives as a wall of text. Each finding is pinned to the exact place it occurs, at the exact sheet it came from, with the measured value next to it.

    • Pinned location
    • Sheet and page reference
    • Measured distance
  4. Understand why it matters

    Every finding carries a plain-language explanation, the consequence of leaving it, and the specific question to put to whoever drew it.

    • What it is
    • Why it matters
    • What to ask your designer
    Chained dimension lines on a drawing fragment, the measured evidence behind a ROMURE explanation.
  5. Download or share the report

    Take the review away as a report: findings in order of what should be corrected first, what was checked and clear, and what still needs clarification.

    • Downloadable report
    • Shareable with your team
    • Findings kept on the drawings
    Schedule sheet of line items, the shape of the written report you take away from a review.

See what ROMURE sees

The review lives on the drawing, not beside it.

An annotated sheet is the difference between “there may be an issue somewhere” and “this door cannot open past this vanity on A-204”.

Annotated apartment plan showing a door swing conflict at the bathroom vanity, a 500 mm kitchen island clearance below the comfortable range, a specification reference that has not been set, and a verified clear circulation route.
A-201 Level 01 general arrangement — review annotated
4 annotations Evidence checked
Apartment floor plan annotated with ROMURE findings: a hatched door-swing conflict at the bathroom vanity, a measured 500 mm kitchen island clearance band below the comfortable range, an unset specification reference at the kitchen run, and a verified 1300 mm clear circulation route through the dining area.
Illustrative sample sheet. Numbers shown are the sample project's measurements, not a real customer drawing.
  • 1
    Door swing conflictThe leaf and the vanity occupy the same space at full opening, so the door cannot open cleanly. Pinned to the sheet, with the overlap hatched.
  • 2
    Clearance below rangeA measured distance is drawn consistently but sits outside the range that works in use. The measured value and the comfortable range are both shown.
  • 3
    Information not yet on the sheetAn item appears on the plan but carries no reference in the schedule — a gap to close before pricing or ordering.
  • 4
    Checked and clearWhat was verified also appears, so you can see the route that works as well as the ones that do not.

Every annotation answers the same three questions

Where is it, how does ROMURE know, and what should happen next. If the third answer cannot be supported by evidence on the sheets, it is not published as a finding — it is raised as needing clarification.

While the review runs

You can see where the review has got to.

A review is a sequence of states, not a spinner. Standards are only touched at the step where an applicable, verified pack exists for your project location.

ROMURE review pipeline: package received, drawings read and evidence extracted are complete; the standards step is in progress; publishing the review is pending.
Five review states in sequence: package received, drawings read, evidence extracted, standards checked only where a verified pack applies, and review ready. The first three are complete, the standards step is in progress, and publishing the review is pending.
Processing states. A review is not published until the evidence and publication gates pass.

Unsupported candidates are held back

ROMURE extracts candidates as it reads, then verifies them. Anything it cannot verify is either dropped or shown as needing clarification — it is never promoted into a finding to make the review look fuller.

Jurisdiction-specific standards are applied only when they are verified

If a verified rule pack for your location and space type is not active, ROMURE says so instead of guessing. Design review continues on the drawing evidence; ROMURE will not invent a local code conclusion.

See how coverage and basis of finding work

Start with one sheet

Upload a page and see what ROMURE finds on it.

The pilot reviews a single page so you can judge the findings before you commit a whole package to it.

No payment is taken on this page, and no card is required to start a review.