Plumb Pro Omnitool
Construction math that talks like your tape.
Calculate in feet, inches, and fractions, move through trade estimates, measure and inspect, then save the result with the job context that makes it useful.
Plumb is a family of tactile, local-first jobsite tools for construction math, roofing takeoffs, concrete and masonry takeoffs, camera measurements, and true-angle readings.
Every one is a one-time purchase. No subscription, ever.
No subscriptionBuy it once. It stays bought.
No accountCore job records live on your device.
No adsThe tool is the product.
No decimal taxWork in the units the material uses.
Choose the full Omnitool or start with the focused instrument the task needs. Each one is a one-time purchase.
Construction math that talks like your tape.
Calculate in feet, inches, and fractions, move through trade estimates, measure and inspect, then save the result with the job context that makes it useful.
Read the pitch. Size the roof. Keep the record.
A focused roofing calculator for pitch, material takeoff, ventilation, and rafter math, with each saved result kept in an on-device job ledger.
Size the pour. Order it once. Keep the record.
A focused concrete and masonry calculator for yardage, bag counts, reinforcement, and block, with each saved takeoff kept in an on-device job ledger.
Measure it where it stands.
Place two points in the camera view, read the real-world distance, and save the measurement with a composite photo so the number still makes sense later.
Set it true. Feel the hit.
A digital spirit level with four purpose-built views, pitch in inches per foot, target-angle haptics, and a saved ledger for the readings that need a record.
Every Plumb tool is designed for bad signal, bright light, interrupted attention, and the units tradespeople actually say out loud.
Phone sensors and cameras are useful field references, not magic. Each product explains its permissions, data handling, and accuracy limits in plain language.
Support, store availability, and privacy requests, answered directly.