Ask CMPro Wins 2026 Pro Tool Innovation Award

Oct 14, 2026
Calculated Industries' Ask CMPro received the 2026 Pro Tool Innovation Award in the Software & Apps category for its construction math features.
Ask CMPro Wins 2026 Pro Tool Innovation Award
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Calculated Industries said in a press release that Ask CMPro won a 2026 Pro Tool Innovation Award in the Software & Apps category. The awards evaluated nearly 400 entries from more than 100 manufacturers based on features, performance, value and innovation.

Ask CMPro is an AI powered feature in the Construction Master Pro app. Users can submit voice or text questions about construction calculations, including rafter pitch, stair layouts, material takeoffs, conversions and roof framing, and receive calculation steps.

The feature uses construction math information from Calculated Industries. It is included with Construction Master Pro subscriptions on iOS, and users can turn it on or off. Android availability is planned for later in 2026.

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