Make Corrections
Your judgment,
faster.
Make Corrections simplifies submittal review and logging.
Powered by Anthropic AI, it reads your specifications and drafts submittal responses for architectural projects of all sizes. You remain in responsible charge at all times — every comment is yours to edit, reword, or throw out before anything is issued.
Provide UL 10C listing for hardware sets HW-06 and HW-07 at the rated stair openings.
SPEC p. 452 · SUB p. 31Closers at openings 104A and 106B are scheduled without the specified hold-open function.
SPEC p. 449 · SUB p. 12Pull finish shown as US26D; specification calls for satin stainless, 630.
SPEC p. 445 · SUB p. 8resubmit
Submittal review is time-consuming and repetitive — but essential to good outcomes.
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The schedule never stops.
Increasingly complex projects mean more submittals and tighter review deadlines.
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Consistency is hard with several reviewers on one project.
Everyone in the office has their own comment language and their own threshold for what's worth calling out.
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Nobody wants to spend an evening updating logs.
And architects shouldn't have to depend on the contractor's CA software to keep their own record.
Three steps, and the record keeps itself.
AI-assisted submittal review
The AI reads your specification and each submittal as you enter it. Mark up submittals right in the app while your review coversheet builds in real time. Submittal number, contractor, and dates fill themselves in — all still editable.
Read the draft comments
Each comment cites the spec page and the submittal page it came from, so verification takes seconds. Edit the wording, drop what doesn't apply, add your own, or pull from your firm's standard comments.
Sign, send, and log
Generate the response letter on your letterhead and send it back to the contractor from inside the app. The log records dates in and out, and who has the ball.
Built around how CA actually runs.
Citations, not assertions
Every comment points back to the spec page and submittal page behind it. If a comment can't be traced, you'll see that too.
The submittal log
Dates in and out, the review clock, ball-in-court, resubmittal chains, and remarks — exported to CSV or a PDF you can hand out at the OAC meeting.
Manual review, AI second look
Write the whole review yourself if you'd rather. Then ask for a second look that only flags what your comments didn't already cover.
Resubmittals in sequence
Each round is linked to the last, and the prior comments are checked against the new package so nothing quietly disappears between rounds.
Your firm's language
Save the comments your office already uses and reuse them across projects, so letters read like your firm wrote them — because it did.
Consultants in the loop
Send a submittal out for consultant review, track who's holding it and for how long, and attach their comments to the response letter.
Make Corrections gives intelligent, expedient reviews of most submittals. It is not currently designed for complex shop drawings or similarly graphics-heavy packages.
Your spec book stays yours.
The first question every principal asks, answered plainly.
- Projects, specs, and submittals are scoped to your firm's account. Other firms cannot see them.
- Your documents are not used to train AI models.
- Every review keeps a record of what was run, by whom, and when.
- Nothing is issued automatically. A reviewer generates every letter, and email only goes out when someone chooses to send it.
Written between real deadlines.
Make Corrections was built by a licensed architect doing submittal reviews on live projects — not by a big software company catering to contractors.
Priced per reviewer, not per project.
Every plan starts with a seven-day trial and five reviews. A card is required to start it; cancel from your account before it ends and you are not charged.
- 25 reviews a month
- One reviewer
- $1.50 for each review beyond that
- 45 reviews a month
- Three reviewers
- $1.50 for each review beyond that
Reruns, resubmittals and second looks each count as a review. Going over your monthly count does not stop your work — the extra reviews are added to your next invoice, so a busy month never leaves a submittal sitting unread.
Bring it to your next submittal.
Create an account, upload one package, and read the draft comments. Five reviews on the trial — enough to judge it against a submittal you have already done by hand.