UptoCode

UptoCode is an AI-powered compliance checking platform built for the construction and architecture industry. It reads your construction drawings, BIM models, and regulatory documents simultaneously, and delivers a full compliance audit report in minutes — with every finding cited against your actual drawings and the relevant code clause.

What UptoCode does

Construction compliance is one of the most time-consuming and error-prone processes in the built environment. Building surveyors, certifiers, architects, and designers currently spend 4 to 6 hours manually cross-referencing drawing sets against building codes — a process that is slow, inconsistent, and heavily dependent on individual expertise. Drawings go back and forth between design teams, surveyors, and councils for months. Issues caught late mean costly redesigns, programme delays, and defect liability.

UptoCode eliminates this bottleneck. Upload your PDF drawing set and BIM source files, and UptoCode's AI reads everything simultaneously — floor plans, elevations, schedules, sections, IFC model geometry, materials, fire ratings, sill heights, room dimensions, and more. It then cross-references all of this data against whichever regulatory document applies to your project: NCC 2025, IBC, Eurocodes, AS/NZS standards, state planning schemes, or your own company quality standards. A full compliance report is generated in under 3 minutes, with every check cited against your drawings and the relevant code requirement.

Core features

UptoCode supports PDF drawing sets and IFC models (ArchiCAD, Revit export, Tekla, and others) live today, with native Revit (.RVT) and AutoCAD (.DWG) support in development for late 2026. The platform includes a compliance chat interface that lets you ask plain-English questions directly of your project files — "Do these windows comply?" or "What's the fire rating on this wall?" — and get cited, evidence-backed answers in seconds.

Full compliance audit reports cover every part of the relevant code: structure, damp, condensation, fire safety, wet areas, room heights, facilities and ventilation, safe movement, energy efficiency, livable housing, and waterproofing. Every finding includes a pass, fail, or partial status, with specific references to your drawings and the applicable regulation. You can also run checks against your own company-specific design standards and quality assurance guidelines.

UptoCode understands multiple languages. Drawing sets, notes, and regulation documents written in languages other than English are read and interpreted accurately, making the platform equally usable for international project teams and practices working across different markets and regulatory environments.

Team collaboration is built in. Multiple stakeholders — designers, engineers, energy consultants, certifiers — can access the same project workspace, review findings together, and communicate in a single thread.

Who it is built for

UptoCode is designed for building surveyors and certifiers who need to process more applications in less time; architects, building designers, and drafters who want to catch compliance issues before lodgement; builders and developers who need to verify compliance before construction starts and avoid costly defect claims; and councils and town planners who need consistent, documented compliance checking to reduce approval backlogs.

Jurisdiction-agnostic by design

UptoCode is not a hardcoded rule database. The AI reasons about any regulation document you upload, in any language, which means it works across any jurisdiction globally without rebuilding. The same engine that checks NCC compliance in Australia checks IBC compliance in the United States, Eurocode compliance in Europe, or any custom standard your organisation uses — regardless of the language the regulation is written in.

Pricing

UptoCode offers a free tier with 65 credits to get started, an Individual plan at $225/month with 250 credits, and a Team plan at $199/seat/month with pooled credits across the team. No credit card is required to sign up.