Same release. Same day. Both platforms.
What you get on a Mac is what you get on a PC.
One codebase, one release, one price. The estimator on a MacBook and the PM on a Windows laptop work the same set with the same tools. The plan each part sits in is the same on both.
- The free app: read, mark up, fill in, sign with a drawn or typed signature, compare a page, printFree
- OCR, redaction by drawing boxes, edit text and digital-ID signingOffice
- Autoscale for one sheet or the whole setPro
- Length, polylength, perimeter, area, volume, wall area, angle and Dynamic FillPro
- AutoCount for fixtures, devices and symbolsPro
- Set compare, sheet overlay and sheet linksPro
- Takeoff totals to a saved Excel or CSV filePro
Installed on your machine, and it works like it.
Redpen is a real desktop app on both platforms, not a browser tab.
No connection needed to work. A paid plan checks in at least every 14 days, so the trailer, the basement and the plane are all fine.
Sets open from your own drive and save back there. Nothing is uploaded.
A new version waits and installs when you say, not halfway through a takeoff.
Standard shortcuts on both platforms, a / command bar, and every key editable.
Mac and Windows, answered.
Is the Mac version the full app?
Which Mac build do I need?
When a new version comes out, does the Mac get it later?
Does it run on Apple silicon?
Is the price the same on Mac?
Can a Mac and a Windows PC open the same file?
Open a set on the computer you already have.
Download Redpen and open your first PDF in a minute. The free app needs no account. Every new account can try Office or Pro free for 14 days, no card.
Windows & Mac · No credit card · Your files stay on your computer