“Every save is a point on a timeline you can return to, including long afterwards.”
A point you can return to
Even after committing
A staged change before it is committed
Keeps every earlier state of the model reachable.
GranularityPer save, with the change described
Best forTesting options without risk
If a change might be permanent, the safe move is not to make it. That caution is why models drift from buildings: the cost of being wrong is higher than the cost of being out of date.
A timeline you can step back along removes the risk from trying something. Move the wall, look at it, put it back.
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.
Reverting normally means restoring a file and losing everything after it. That is not undo, it is amputation.
You restore an earlier version at any time, including long after it was saved.
Built for Owners and project leads
Changes are previewed before they are committed, so the model never contains something nobody looked at.
The underlying geometry is rewritten properly rather than patched, which is why a reverted model exports cleanly.
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.
Bring the files you already have. We will show you the twin you keep for the life of the building.