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Custom development of the solutions for the AEC industry on Autodesk, Bricsys, and Bently platforms as well as full-stack web development of the web-based applications

Digital Zoning: Urban analytics platform guiding users to successfully navigate the complexities of NYC zoning.

ConstructAI automates one of construction's biggest bottlenecks: turning 2D structural drawings into fabrication-ready BIM models. We upload your PDF drawings, and our agentic AI reads, classifies, and rebuilds every wall, beam, and rebar detail into a native Revit model at LOD 350—material takeoffs included free. What normally takes 3–6 weeks of manual detailing gets compressed into 1–2 days, cutting modeling time by up to 77%. We're already working with structural teams at Fortune 500 builders and global GCs.

SketchUp is one of the most widely used 3D modeling software solutions for architects, interior designers, engineers, and construction professionals. Known for its intuitive interface and fast modeling workflow, SketchUp makes it easy to create conceptual designs, detailed 3D models, and visual presentations. Whether you’re exploring SketchUp Free or SketchUp Pro, comparing SketchUp pricing, or evaluating its features and alternatives, this guide covers everything you need to know to determine if SketchUp is the right software for your design workflow.

A cloud-based HVAC design platform, HVAKR radically reduces the cost and duration of developing mechanical designs by consolidating the process into one, user-friendly environment.

zipBoard is a cloud-based document management and collaboration software that allows your entire team to collaborate on designs and construction drawings in a central hub. No need to buy licenses for each user. Seamlessly integrate it with your existing workflow, track tasks easily, access project reports, and finish projects faster.

Construction Robotics Company

Software that collects daily work from construction sites and provides actual budget variance and financial forecasts in real-time

Fleet maintenance and management software for construction

AI-powered construction software offers cloud-based takeoff and estimating, flexible reporting, and an intuitive interface, streamlining processes and improving accuracy and collaboration

The world’s first cloud-based generative design platform.

An app for capturing and connecting time & materials data for better labor cost management and visibility

Tight Set is a project delivery platform built for architecture firms. It gives leaders and project teams a view of schedules, decisions, quality control, staffing, permits, fees, and emerging risks across every project. Instead of replacing existing design tools, Tight Set connects the information firms already manage so problems surface earlier, standards stay consistent, and teams can deliver with confidence.

Simplifying home renovations, design and construction services

Easy Specs is a desktop application that helps Canadian AEC firms write construction specifications faster. Users upload drawing PDFs, and it analyzes every sheet to build a detailed observation list covering materials, assemblies, and systems across all disciplines (architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, civil, landscape, process). From that, it proposes and generates industry standard specification sections in a full three-part format, editable in plain English. It supports multi-stage projects, firm-specific reference materials, and exports to Word with optional cover pages, seals, and tracked changes — turning a labor-intensive manual process into a guided, single-click workflow.

Kinship is a cloud solution for Revit content management, project tracking and analytics. With a focus on ease of use, integration and affordability, Kinship makes it easy to get the most out of Revit.

nuVa creates natural meetings virtually

SAP2000 is CSI's general-purpose structural analysis and design software for modeling buildings, bridges, industrial facilities, towers, and other structural systems. Engineers can combine frame, shell, solid, cable, and link elements with linear, dynamic, and nonlinear analysis, then review forces, deformations, stresses, and code-based design results in one Windows application. Choosing it well means checking the required analysis methods, design codes, license level, interoperability, hardware, and review process—not simply whether a model will run.