ArchiMind

ArchiMind — Compliance Is No Longer Manual

For decades, California architects have done the same thing: finish the drawings, then spend days hunting through CBC chapters, marking up PDFs, and hoping nothing falls through the cracks before plan check.

ArchiMind ends that.

ArchiMind is a native Revit plugin that turns California building code into a live, intelligent layer inside your model. The moment you run an analysis, every room, door, stair, corridor, and restroom is evaluated against CBC 2025 — automatically, instantly, and without leaving Revit. No exports. No spreadsheets. No guesswork.

Built for the Code That Actually Governs California Projects

California doesn't run on IBC.

ArchiMind was built from the ground up for this stack:

• CBC 2025 + 2022 — both editions, data-driven, always current
• CPC 2025 Table 422.1 — exact stepped fixture counts by occupancy, not simplified ratios
• Chapter 11B — the strictest accessibility standard in the country, fully implemented
• DSA IR 10-2 + IR 11B-10 — K–12 and state-funded project requirements that other tools skip entirely

This isn't a multi-jurisdiction platform retrofitted for California. This is California, done right.

12 Domains. One Click. Everything Checked.

ArchiMind evaluates your model across every major CBC review category in a single run:

Occupancy Load · Egress · Stairs & Ramps · Fire Resistance · Height & Area · Light & Ventilation · Chapter 11B Accessibility · Restroom Fixtures · Plumbing Fixture Count · EVCS Parking · Exit Signs · DSA Path of Travel

Every result is tied to a specific Revit element and cited to the exact code section. Not "something might be wrong." Exactly what, exactly where, exactly why.

Not Just Flagging — Fixing

Most compliance tools stop at flagging. ArchiMind goes further.

Click GoTo on any failing check — Revit zooms directly to the element. Click Fix — ArchiMind corrects it automatically. Door too narrow? Fixed. Handrail too low? Fixed. Ramp too steep? Fixed. Stair too narrow? Fixed. Corridor too tight? Fixed. Every fix is fully undoable with Ctrl+Z. Re-run the analysis to confirm.

Click What's Checked in the dashboard to see every check ArchiMind runs, which ones have auto-fix available, and what's on the roadmap — full transparency, no black box.

For corridor and stair width violations, the Guide Lines tool draws red dimension annotations directly on your floor plan — showing exactly how far a wall needs to move. For restrooms, blue annotation boxes appear next to each room showing required vs. provided fixture counts from CPC Table 422.1, plus CBC 11B ADA clear floor area calculations.

This is the difference between a report that tells you what's wrong and a tool that helps you fix it.

Compliance That Runs While You Design

ArchiMind's Live mode monitors your model continuously in the background. The moment a room change triggers an egress violation or a door swap creates a width issue, you know — while it's still a 30-second fix, not a 3-day redesign.

For the Whole Team

• Architects & designers — catch issues during design, not at plan check
• BIM managers — embed compliance into your standard Revit QA workflow
• Project managers — track compliance status across every active project from the team dashboard, no BIM file required
• Plan check consultants — pre-check before DSA or city submission and cut review cycles in half

The Numbers

200+ compliance checks · 12 CBC domains · 4 California code layers · Revit 2023–2026 · CBC 2022 & 2025 · CPC 2025 · Chapter 11B · DSA IR 10-2

First CBC run free. No credit card required.