Move designs forward with less repetitive work.
We build tools for the repetitive parts of design work. Your engineers keep the decisions.
01Create the first model
Turn a plan into a first model.
Give it a clean, dimensioned plan and it builds the walls and floor as an editable model. If the drawing leaves something out, it asks.
You can use this.
- Click a wall
- Confirm the height
Source plan
Wall height? The drawing doesn’t say.
An illustration, not a downloadable model.
- Situation
A clean 1:100 plan. Two rooms, five walls.
- Finding for review
Wall height isn’t on the drawing. No walls get built until someone confirms it.
- Next step for your team
Your engineer checks it and carries on.
Your team starts with a model to check and build on.
02Check how designs fit
Find where the designs collide.
Structure and ventilation live in separate models. We can line them up and flag anywhere two things take the same space, with both elements named.
Switch the option.
- Switch a discipline
- Try a lower route
Geometry only. Clearance and code checks need their own rules.
- Situation
Two teams, two models, one corridor.
- Finding for review
Duct SD-04 runs through beam B-13.
- Next step for your team
The two leads agree a route.
Fix it in the model, before the design goes out.
03Understand revisions
See what else needs checking when a design changes.
A supplier swaps in a bigger unit. We can trace what that touches and give each discipline its own question.
You can use this.
- Switch the unit
- Click a check
- Situation
The supplier swaps the 1,200 × 800 mm unit for a 1,600 × 1,000 mm one.
- Finding for review
Three things to check. None confirmed as a problem.
- Next step for your team
Each discipline checks its part.
Each discipline knows exactly what to check.
04Prepare the deliverables
Prepare drawings and schedules for review.
We can draft schedules and sheets from your reviewed model and templates, then check them against the model before your reviewers see them.
Click the finding.
- Click a window
- Add it to the schedule
Window schedule
3 of 4- Situation
A reviewed model with four windows.
- Finding for review
The draft schedule lists three.
- Next step for your team
Your team reviews it before it goes out.
Less time assembling the set. More time reviewing the design.
Built around your firm’s way of working.
The tools work from your templates, current requirements and approved decisions. Every output shows its sources and stays inside your project. Approval stays with your engineers.
How we start
Start with one repeatable task.
Pick one job your team repeats. We test it on your real examples, against how you do it now.
- 01
Walls and a floor from one plan
- 02
One clash type, one set of models
- 03
One equipment revision
- 04
One document type
Examples, not commitments.
What would your team rather spend less time doing?
Bring one modeling chore, coordination headache or document job that slows you down.
Talk through a workflow