

Ncored
Ncored is a fast PDF editor for large AutoCAD, Revit and ArchiCAD drawing sets, on Windows and Mac. It stays smooth on scroll, zoom and markup on heavy construction drawing PDFs from 50-200 MB+ project sets, where general PDF tools freeze.
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- Privacy focused
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- Full-Text Search
- PDF compression
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
- No registration required
- No Tracking
- PDF annotation
- Built-in viewer
- Split PDF files
- Combine PDF
- Offline
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What is Ncored?
Ncored is a fast PDF editor for large AutoCAD, Revit and ArchiCAD drawing sets, on Windows and Mac. It stays smooth on scroll, zoom and markup on heavy construction drawing PDFs from 50-200 MB+ project sets, where general PDF tools freeze. It runs locally, so drawings never leave your machine. 14 days free, no signup, nothing to enter. EUR 12.99/month, EUR 79.99/year, or EUR 159 once for a lifetime licence.
Made for architects and engineers who hold a Bluebeam Revu 20 perpetual licence and are deciding what to do before Revu 20 reaches End of Support on July 31, 2026 and End of Life on December 31, 2026. Bluebeam stopped selling Revu 20 perpetual licences in September 2023 and discontinued Revu for Mac years before that (last Mac build December 2019, Mac end of life June 28, 2023). Revu 21 is subscription only, at Bluebeam's published US pricing of $260 to $590 per user per year. Ncored kept the buy-once model: EUR 159 for a lifetime licence with no expiry, and it ships native on both Windows and Mac.
Ncored does not replace Bluebeam Studio Sessions, takeoffs, estimation, OCR or forms. It covers the part of most days that is opening a heavy drawing and marking it up fast, locally. Made by Noir architects MB in Vilnius, founded by David Samveljan, a practising architect who built the tool he needed. Individual experiences with Bluebeam may vary.





