You will first see this vision coming to life in new products like Bluebeam Atlas and features like Drawings. While we pursued this multi-platform approach, advancements in cloud-computing redefined what was possible and provided an opportunity for us to reevaluate our strategy.Īt the end of 2018, we committed to building a new cloud-based ecosystem of solutions that delivers powerful features, tools and workflows accessible from any device and from any location. When we originally developed Revu for Mac, our intention was to extend the incredible efficiency and collaboration power of Bluebeam Revu to the Mac platform. This update includes improvements to our measurement tools and addresses some critical issues. We’ll also release the Revu for Mac 2.1 update in Q2. We understand that this decision will impact many users and organizations, and we’re committed to providing the support and resources required to keep you and your company on track during this transition. We’re writing to let you know that we’ve made the difficult decision to stop developing future versions of Bluebeam Revu for Mac. Since Bluebeam and Vectorworks are part of the same family, how did this happen? How does one part of the company drop Mac support when all their other applications (as far as I know) have Mac versions? Bluebeam never really put much effort into the Mac platform, their Revu was quite sub-par compared to the Windows version, but I was able to use it almost daily in my professional practice.

Bluebeam has decided to drop Revu for Mac. I received an email today that has made me quite unhappy.

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