Requirements
- Windows 10/11, 64-bit
- macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon
- About 180 MB to download
- No account needed to install. A free Build account saves your work to your company.
Desktop app
Compare issues, slip-sheet, stamp and check your set. Keep your drawing reviews and records together.
Publisher: Unsigned — no verified publisher. Windows may show Unknown publisher.
Installs for your Windows account, no admin rights
File: The release feed is unavailable; the file name could not be read.
SHA-256: Not published in the release feed. A checksum for this installer is missing.
If Windows shows 'Windows protected your PC': More info, then Run anyway
Windows installer: unsigned. Windows may show Unknown publisher. Security
Version 0.1.109 · Oct 21, 2026 · About 180 MB · Windows 10/11, 64-bit
Mac: version 0.1.103 · Oct 19, 2026 · macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon
On your phone? Get the iPhone betaTry it here · illustrative demo
Review the Washington County bid set in the PlanReader window.
Hand: drag to move the sheet, the wheel or pinch zooms, a click picks a mark.
Illustrative demo on page 1 of a public bid set (Washington County, MD). Keys on the sheet: arrows · Enter · + − 0 · H V M K C T A · Ctrl+Z.
Your sets, your reviews and your records.
Click Download for Windows or Download for Mac.
On Windows, open the installer from your Downloads folder. It installs for your Windows account, so you don’t need admin rights. On a Mac, open the .dmg and drag Build PlanReader into Applications.
If Windows shows 'Windows protected your PC', choose More info, then Run anyway.
Use the same account as the Build app. New to Build? Create account.
Download it once. When a new version is out, Update shows at the top of the app; click it to install without losing unsaved work. You can also choose Check for updates in the Account menu.
It's the same Build account and the same records as the phone. On more than one company team? Switch companies from your profile; each company's work stays separate.
Released Oct 21, 2026
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