Changelog

Released

Scope3D began shifting from an ops-heavy owner's rep / PM services model into a software-first construction intelligence platform.

Highlights

• Reframed Scope3D as the AI-powered 3D operating system for buildings

• Clarified the core thesis: construction data starts in BIM, then gets flattened into PDFs

• Moved away from manual project coordination as the primary business model

• Defined the platform around owners, builders, trades, operators, and long-term property memory

• Began unifying Renobot, Handyman, and Repaired logic under one construction intelligence ecosystem

Released

Scope3D's product direction was formalized around turning BIM, drawings, specs, and field activity into a live visual system.

Highlights

• Defined the "building as the interface" product thesis

• Mapped core workflows: scope, takeoff, trades, progress, issues, approvals, handover

• Established role-based views for owners, GCs, trades, and operators

• Started separating the platform from generic dashboards and PM tools

• Positioned Scope3D as the layer that makes inaccessible BIM usable by everyone downstream

Released

Commercial, retail, and hospitality workflows became a major proof point for Scope3D's spatial project intelligence — one example among the verticals teams run on the platform.

Highlights

• Expanded room and area mapping concepts with live issue and blocker overlays

• Connected issues, blockers, scope, and progress to rooms and project zones

• Strengthened AI summaries for owner, GC, trade, and operations views

• Added workflows for punch list, MEP, rough-in, finishes, and room-level reporting

• Framed spec and standard packages — including hotel PIPs — as a major wedge: turning brand standards and drawing sets into room-by-room scope teams track on the model

Released

The Barn House residential twin became the proof point for builders, homeowners, and new-build workflows.

Highlights

• Added residential digital twin workflows for full-home project visibility

• Built scenario-driven construction intelligence across structural, exterior, MEP, insulation, and finishes

• Added spec, material, code, installation, and procurement modal concepts

• Created framing, footing, roofing, kitchen, plumbing, electrical, and insulation scenario plans

• Positioned builder / homeowner twins as an alternative to handing buyers hundreds of 2D drawing pages

Released

Scope3D's AI and product story came together around converting building intelligence into execution-ready workflows.

Highlights

• Connected AI copilot experiences to BIM, rooms, scopes, specs, trades, and issues

• Improved scenario detail cards for spec references, materials, code, permits, installation, and procurement

• Strengthened the homepage story around Revit / BIM becoming a live web operating layer

• Added product demo video sections for walk-throughs, AI spec finder, contractor scopes, and progress tracking

• Clarified the fundraising narrative: Scope3D turns construction documents and BIM into the AI OS for execution