The company told Architosh that they announced their intention to reposition investments in a data-driven, mobile, and collaborative ecosystem of solutions at XCON 2018, their annual user conference, in Austin in September of 2018. …we can tell you that the talent and expertise we are investing represents an incredible boost towards all our customers realizing a data-driven, mobile future. While the news, on the face of it, feels immediately disappointing, the silver lining in the news amounts to this: the company is focusing its resources on cloud-based solutions that touch far more users more evenly, across various platforms and devices-including Mac. We have heard directly from Bluebeam about this Revu for Mac announcement and have addressed questions to their VP of Product, Kristine Hopkins, about what this means in the larger sense.
Your Revu for Mac license will continue working, however, the company will not release any additional updates or bug fixes after March 2020. Bluebeam will not support Revu for Windows running on Parallels or Apple’s Boot Camp. 
Customers can switch to Revu for Windows for a special price. Revu for Mac 1.0 customers can purchase an upgrade to Revu for Mac 2.1 at a discounted price for a limited time (1 June 2019). This near future update includes improvements to the measurement tools and addresses critical issues. All Revu for Mac 2.0 customers will have access to Revu for Mac 2.1. The important details to know for Bluebeam Mac users follow into this list of releases and dates and end of support. In order to invest in this long-term vision, we have made the decision to begin the process of winding down the Revu for Mac product. You will first see this vision coming to life in new products like Bluebeam Atlas and features like Drawings. At the end of 2018, Bluebeam 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. 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. When Bluebeam released Revu for Mac, our intention was to create a version of Revu that extended the incredible efficiency and collaboration power of Revu to the Mac platform. The company then goes on to explain why Bluebeam has made this decision: We understand that this decision will impact many users and organizations, and Bluebeam is committed to providing the support and resources required to keep you and your company on track during this transition. 
We have made the difficult decision to stop development on future versions of Bluebeam Revu for Mac. Bluebeam, a Nemetschek Company, has sent a notice to Bluebeam Revu for Mac users that the company is ending support of a native macOS version of Revu.
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