“Tell it what to change. Nothing lands until you approve it.”
No modelling tool
Nothing commits silently
Solar panels repositioned by asking
Makes real geometry edits from a plain description.
ScopeMove, resize, remove and restore
Best forKeeping the model current without a consultant
That gap is why models go stale. The change happens on site, the person who saw it cannot record it, and by the time it reaches someone who can, three more changes have happened.
Describing the change closes the gap. The AI does the modelling and the person who knows the building does the knowing.
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.
Editing a building model has always required software, training and a seat. Most owners have none of the three.
The array moves because somebody said where it should go, and the twin keeps up with the building.
Built for Owners and facilities leads
The change is shown on the real geometry before anything is committed. You look at it, then decide.
Edits are keyed to each element by its own permanent id rather than to whatever is on screen, so the change lands on the building itself and survives export.
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.