InspectMind AI

Ichi is an AI-powered platform that helps architecture, engineering, and construction teams review complex project documents more efficiently. It supports building code compliance, automated QA/QC, construction administration, and firm-wide knowledge management. By analyzing drawings, submittals, RFIs, and other documents, Ichi identifies missing information, potential conflicts, and items requiring attention, helping teams reduce repetitive work, improve accuracy, and make faster, better-informed project decisions.

AI that generates construction blueprints

Takes two versions of the same drawing set and tells you exactly what changed between them, sheet by sheet. It surfaces specific MEP, architectural, and civil change. Each finding is tagged with discipline, severity, and confidence, with a box drawn around the exact spot on the page so reviewers can click straight to it. This tool is especially valuable for multi-discipline coordination and prototype or chain projects where the same set iterates many times.

Stack multiple architectural or engineering drawings on top of each other so you can visually compare them. Automated drawing alignment makes side-by-side visual review fast and reliable, which catches clashes earlier — before they show up as RFIs, change orders, or field rework.

Kestrel is building code compliance software that runs inside Revit, checking BIM models against jurisdiction-specific requirements during design. It flags issues directly on model elements and ties every result to a cited code section. Teams run compliance checks continuously, not just at plan check, so problems surface while they are still easy to fix. Kestrel brings building code into the model, giving teams a clear, real-time understanding of where their project stands.

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.