Revit family creation from any file, with AI

01 · Any input

Any file in.
A Revit family out.

Whatever you have, from a phone photo to a 3ds Max scene or an old, broken family. Everything comes back as a native .rfa.

.pdf
PDF drawings
Shop drawings, catalogues and spec sheets, read to the millimetre.
.jpg .png .heic
Images & photos
A product photo, a render or a screenshot, plus a few key sizes.
paper · tablet
Hand sketches
A sketch with the main dimensions is enough to start.
.dwg .dxf
AutoCAD & CAD
2D drawings or 3D solids from AutoCAD and other CAD tools.
.rfa .rvt
Existing Revit families
Heavy, broken or in-place families rebuilt, fixed or brought up to your standard.
.skp
SketchUp
SketchUp and 3D Warehouse models rebuilt as real families, not imported meshes.
.max .fbx
3ds Max
Visualisation models turned into light, parametric BIM families.
.3dm
Rhino
Freeform designs rebuilt with native Revit geometry and parameters.
.sldprt .ipt .step .iges
SolidWorks, Inventor, STEP
Manufacturer CAD turned into BIM families with the right level of detail.
.ifc
IFC & other BIM
Objects from Archicad, Tekla and other BIM tools, made native to Revit.
.obj .stl .glb
Meshes & scans
Used as the reference for clean, native geometry.
.xlsx .csv
Product data
Sizes and options from a spreadsheet, turned into types and a type catalogue.

02 · In every family

The standard the big
family makers ship.

Not dummy 3D. Every family is built the way a BIM manager would want to find it in a library.

Loadable .rfa
Real families you load into any project. Never in-place models or imported meshes.
Types & parameters
Sizes and options as type parameters, with formulas where the design needs them.
Materials
A material parameter for every part, so finishes change without editing the family.
Schedulable data
Shared parameters for sizes, codes and whatever your schedules need.
References
Named reference planes and references, so dimensions and alignments snap.
Subcategories
Each part on its own subcategory, for visibility and graphics control.
Nested families
Repeated parts as nested families: change one, every copy follows.
Flex-tested
Every type is flexed and measured before delivery, so nothing breaks when you change it.

03 · How it works

Four steps,
file to family.

01
Send your files
Any format above, how many families you need and your Revit version.
02
AI reads and builds
Our AI reads the input to the millimetre and builds each family in code, through our own Revit add-ins.
03
It checks its own work
Every type is flexed and measured. If anything is off, it fixes its code and runs again.
04
You get the package
The .rfa families with previews. If you want it, your model upgraded too, with sheets and schedules.

04 · Projects

Families we’ve built,
with the numbers.

Real jobs, real logs. Client names stay private.

After: the café model with the new terrazzo families

Before: the café model with the old furniture

Delivered · Revit 2025

Project 01 · Café furniture

1 PDF → 2 families, 4 types

62 min: from PDF in to package ready
4: types: a chair and three tables
15/15: old pieces swapped in the café model
5: sheets, a schedule and a material takeoff

Input: one 8-page PDF of 2D drawings. A corner labelled R80 is drawn at 75 mm; the AI read the real lines and built 75.
One table family with three types, one or two pedestals, a nested pedestal family and a material parameter for every part.
Seven Revit runs, all by the AI. It failed its own flex test, fixed its code, and every type passed from run 5.

See the AI’s real run log

22:50PDF in · 8 pages · chair + 3 tables, 2D only
22:58PDF vector reader written · sizes to the mm
23:13Revit add-in built
23:14starts its own Revit
23:18run 1 · no open transaction · fixing
23:21run 2 · TT3 corners came out R90, drawn R100 · fixing
23:25run 3 · flex test failed · fixing
23:38run 4 · flex test failed · fixing
23:42run 5 · TT1 OK · TT2 OK · TT3 OK
23:50FLEX TT1 1500 × 750 · TT2 750 × 750 · TT3 2100 × 900 → OK
23:504 .rfa files saved
23:51café model upgraded · 15 / 15 swapped · sheets out
23:52package ready · 62 min

Chair T1600 × 600 · seat 450
Table TT11500 × 750 · 2 pedestals
Table TT2750 × 750 · 1 pedestal
Table TT32100 × 900 · 2 pedestals

Project 02

Your families could be next.

Send us a file and we’ll tell you what we can build, how fast, and for how much.

Start here

05 · Bigger than families

Families are where
our AI starts.

The same AI reads drawings, drives Revit through our own add-ins and checks its own work. Here's where we're taking it.

Available now
Any file → families
PDFs, images, sketches, CAD, SketchUp, 3ds Max or old families in; loadable, parametric .rfa families out.
Available now
Catalogues → libraries
A manufacturer's whole range as one consistent library: types, shared parameters and your naming standard.
In development
One-click documentation
Dimensions, tags, elevations, sections and sheets, placed for you.
Try the demo →
In development
Model checks
Naming, parameters, families and standards checked across a whole model before handover, with a report.

Revit families from any file.

Any file in.
A Revit family out.

PDF drawings

Images & photos

Hand sketches

AutoCAD & CAD

Existing Revit families

SketchUp

3ds Max

Rhino

SolidWorks, Inventor, STEP

IFC & other BIM

Meshes & scans

Product data

The standard the big
family makers ship.

Loadable .rfa

Types & parameters

Materials

Schedulable data

References

Subcategories

Nested families

Flex-tested

Four steps,
file to family.

Send your files

AI reads and builds

It checks its own work

You get the package

Families we’ve built,
with the numbers.

1 PDF → 2 families, 4 types

Your families could be next.

Families are where
our AI starts.

Any file → families

Catalogues → libraries

One-click documentation

Model checks

Send us your files.