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Bring the model you already have, and keep it for the life of the building

“The model your architect delivered becomes a twin you own, not a file you archive.”

4 formats

In through one door

Yours

Exportable at any time

Upload a model

A Revit file resolving into a live twin

What it takes

The model your project already produced.

Formats

IFC, Revit, STEP and DXF

Best for

New-build handover and inherited models

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Handover usually means archiving

A model is produced, delivered, and then filed somewhere nobody opens. The building goes on being operated from spreadsheets while the most accurate record of it sits in a format only the consultant can read.

Uploading changes what the model is for. It stops being a deliverable and starts being the working record of the building.

What arrives with the model

  • Live room status:
    Stripped, in progress, blocked or signed off — room by room, live.

  • Trades on the job:
    Who is in the room today, and who is still waiting.

  • Budget vs forecast:
    Committed against forecast, per room and per area.

The problem

Most owners cannot open the model they paid for. The software costs money, the training costs more, and the person who knows the building is rarely the person with the licence.

The model opens in a browser, and every stakeholder gets a link instead of a seat.

Built for Owners taking delivery

It stays yours

Revit files convert on the way in. The Barn House demo on this site arrived as an .rvt and is now a fully working twin.

You can export the model back out whenever you want, including after you stop paying. Ownership that ends at the invoice is not ownership.

  • One live model:
    Every trade works the same twin, in any browser, with no install.

  • Ask in the model:
    The copilot flies to the room you asked about.

  • Nothing gets lost:
    Notes and tickets stay pinned to the element itself.

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