Softwareforthemodelledworld.
Parametric design automation, BIM data workflows, and 3D tooling for teams whose product lives in geometry, not in rows and columns.
What changes when it's done right.
Designers repeat the same modelling steps on every variant, by hand
Parametric automation generates the variants from rules and inputs
BIM data is rich inside the model and useless outside it
Model data extracted into schedules, costings, and systems that need it
Clients review designs through static screenshots and PDFs
Interactive 3D viewers in the browser, no software install required
The CAD tool almost does what you need, and the workaround is a person
Plugins and extensions that make the tool do the actual job
The building blocks.
Parametric design automation
Rule-driven geometry generation, so families of variants come from parameters instead of repeated manual modelling.
BIM data workflows
Structured extraction and sync of model data into schedules, quantities, and downstream business systems.
Plugins & extensions
Custom tooling inside the CAD packages your team already uses, automating the steps the vendor never built.
Web-based 3D visualisation
Interactive model viewers in the browser for clients and stakeholders who will never install CAD software.
Geometry processing
Programmatic mesh and solid operations: validation, conversion, measurement, and batch transformation.
Drawing & document generation
Sheets, schedules, and documentation generated from the model, consistent and regenerable on every revision.
Questions, answered.
The things people ask us before starting a project like this. If yours isn't here, ask us directly, we reply like humans.
Ask us anything→Which CAD and BIM platforms do you work with?
We work against the APIs of the mainstream parametric and BIM packages, plus open formats like IFC, and browser-based 3D via WebGL. The right answer depends on where your models live today, which is the first thing we map in discovery.
Can you automate work inside the tools our designers already use?
That's usually the highest-value move: a plugin or script that removes a repetitive workflow inside the existing tool beats a new platform nobody asked for. We start from what your team repeats most often.
Can non-CAD people view and interact with our models?
Yes, through browser-based viewers: rotate, measure, section, and comment without installing anything. This is often the fastest win for client reviews and sales conversations.
Our geometry data is huge. Can the web handle it?
With the right processing pipeline, yes: decimation, level-of-detail, and streaming formats turn heavyweight models into something a browser renders smoothly. The model your engineers edit and the model your clients view don't have to be the same file.
Is this consulting or building?
Both, in that order. A short discovery maps your pipeline and identifies where automation pays off, then we build the tooling with the same production discipline as the rest of our work: versioned, tested, documented.
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