Half the people who need the current drawing don't work for you, and the other half are standing on a slab with one bar of signal.
Open a PDF in the browser on a phone or tablet, highlight, draw and add notes, and save it back.
Give each subcontractor access to their package only, as Viewer or Editor, rather than the whole project.
A subcontractor's link can stop working on a date, so access ends when the work does.
Photos, PDFs and video open in the browser without downloading, which matters on a site connection.
Rotate, reorder, split, merge and number pages, or drop pages out of a drawing set, without a desktop application.
Comments attach to the file itself and are gated by role, so an RFI is not buried in somebody's inbox.
A full-size drawing set or a folder of site photography opens in the browser at full resolution without downloading the file first — which matters most on a phone on site, where the download is the slow part.
Straight answers, including where NevTan Drive is not the right tool.
It is the document side of it: drawing sets, RFIs, site photos and handover packs, marked up from a phone and shared with a password or an expiry. It does not schedule, cost or run a programme — if you need a full construction management platform, this sits alongside one rather than replacing it.
Single files can be up to 100 MB. That is comfortable for most PDF drawing sets, but native CAD or federated BIM models frequently exceed it — worth checking against your own files before you plan a migration around Drive.
Yes. The PDF editor is built to work at phone widths, so highlighting, drawing and adding notes work from a phone browser with nothing to install.
Yes. Access is granted per file and per folder with Viewer, Commenter or Editor roles, so a subcontractor can be given their package without the rest of the project.
Create a NevTan account, upload one folder, and share it the way you actually would.
