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Hi Elizabeth,

At a very high level, we will have these features in-place by EOY:

• Access files stored on your device or in Studio (ready for offline situations)
• Add markups with familiar tools
• Use Tool Sets synced from desktop
• Measure with precision using mobile-optimized tools

More info here

The Revu iPad retirement is on a separate timeline from our iOS roadmap, but we expect to hit about 80% feature parity by summer 2026.

If there are specific workflows you consider critical for mobile adoption beyond what's already planned, let me know here or shoot me a message. Thanks!

Shawn

Looking for more information on this also. The promises referenced above are 6 months old. I just loaded up and attempted to use Bluebeam Cloud from my desktop and IPAD. Project file loading is severly slow ontop of a lack of access to the full Markup list which I personnally view as one of the real difference makes that Bluebeam offered as you could filter down markups and target data sets across the files. While REVU IOS is dated it accesses all these files with little effort and offers nearly all the functionality of the desktop app making it a great field companion as well as allowing our Field personell to participate actively and drive needed changes directly to the office. Bluebeam Cloud offers none of this and is being referenced as the new replacement. It really doesnt seem to be able to tie its own shoes and walk. Much less be the field app we need. Bluebeam Management needs to review this offering and align its use cases, the Documentation for training, and the broad feature set before they sunset and application that works.

As a Desktop application i love what Bluebeam brings to the table but this mobile side is disjointed, poorly organized and most importantly not aligned to the needs of the customer base. It would be better at this point for the company to simply state that they don't offer a mobile solution and just run desktop licenses.

I look forward to being proven wrong in the coming weeks with real updates, timelines and feature improvements from your teams.

Click and drag to un-nest the bookmarks.

Well, at least I learned this trick now, so there's that.

👀 I'm interested. DM me?

I'm specifically looking for a solution that works for everyone, not just those who are tech savvy.

Hey Liz, big fan of your tutorials. I have a script that does this. It runs in Python but should be doable for a rockstar like yourself. Let me know!

Thank you, Liz. I was thinking the same thing. Great minds think alike!

It's been a while since we heard anything.

As an organization with hundreds of users heavily relying on Revu for iPad, mostly using Studio Projects (not sessions), we are facing a critical transition period with the announced retirement of Revu for iPad on December 31, 2025. With only six months remaining until this deadline, we’re in need of comprehensive and detailed information to adequately prepare for this launch and ensure a smooth migration for our extensive user base.

To effectively prepare our routines, training programs, and overall workflow changes, we need absolute clarity on the functional landscape of the application that will replace Revu for iOS.

Please provide an explicit list of all functionalities present in Revu for iPad that will NOT be carried over or replaced in Bluebeam Cloud by the December 31, 2025, deadline. This is crucial for us to identify potential gaps in our workflows and plan workarounds.

For existing features that are present in both Revu for iPad and Bluebeam Cloud, please detail how they are being improved in Bluebeam Cloud. For example, specific enhancements to markup tools, navigation, file management, or Studio functionality.

What are the entirely new features or capabilities being introduced in Bluebeam Cloud that were not available in Revu for iPad? This includes advancements in project management features, integrations, or collaboration tools.

We need a, feature-by-feature roadmap with estimated release dates for all promised functionalities between now and December 31, 2025. I can imagine that version 1 will not be full featured according to your roadmap.

Given the scale of our user base and the training required, we emphasize the need for guaranteed delivery dates for these features well in advance of the December 31st cut-off.

While we appreciate the recent updates on offline access for Studio Sessions and Project check-out/check-in, we need further details on the robustness and comprehensive nature of offline support. How does this compare to the full offline capabilities of Revu for iPad for locally stored PDFs?

Our ability to successfully transition our users, update our routines, and develop effective training programs hinges entirely on receiving this information and a timeline. We’d rather be prepared for what is to come than be surprised by it.