ArchiMind for Revit
Permit comments cost California architects weeks of rework and thousands in resubmission fees. ArchiMind checks your model against CBC as you design — egress, accessibility, fire resistance, plumbing, and more. Every finding cites the exact code section. Help identify potential issues before submission.
ArchiMind checking walls, rooms, doors, and windows inside Revit — live recording.
Founding 5 Evaluation
Use ARCHIMIND on one California project for 25 days or up to 3 project analyses, whichever comes first. Your team gets guided setup, CBC checks inside Revit, and a review of findings and workflow fit.
After the evaluation, choose monthly at standard pricing or annual pricing with 40% off year one. No annual commitment is required when the evaluation begins. A named internal owner, kickoff, and evaluation review call are required. The offer is limited to the first five qualified California AEC firms.
Submitting this form is a request for evaluation and does not guarantee acceptance.
Live mode
Turn on Go Live and ArchiMind becomes a continuous code layer in your model. Catch issues the moment they appear, while they're still a two-second fix.
Move a door, add a room, change a wall — ArchiMind picks up the change automatically. No re-run button, no export step.
Failing elements turn red and warnings amber directly in your active view, each tied to the CBC section it violates. Pass, and the flag clears itself.
Edits are tracked incrementally and dependencies followed — a wall change re-checks the rooms it affects, not the whole model. Your dashboard updates as you go.
Auto-fix
Where the fix is unambiguous, ArchiMind makes the change in your model for you. Every fix runs in a named Revit transaction, so it's fully undoable with Ctrl+Z.
What gets checked
ArchiMind checks across more than 40 CBC sections, for both the 2025 and 2022 editions. When something fails, you get the exact section to defend it — not a black-box flag.
§1006, §1010, §1011, §1013–1017, §1020, §1031
Path of travel, DSA IR 10.2 & 11B-10
§601, §602, §508.4 separations
§504, §506, §508 allowable area
§1203, §1205, §1207, §1208
Required fixture counts by occupancy
§1004 load factors & classification
EVCS space provisioning
How it works
One continuous path from the Revit add-in to overlays and data your tools can consume — no manual tracing step in the middle.
Download the add-in for Revit 2023, 2024, 2025, or 2026 and install it on Windows.
Request an evaluation, complete kickoff, run the evaluation, then choose a plan.
Run AI checks on walls, rooms, doors, and windows directly from your Revit model.
Save overlays plus JSON and CSV for BIM, analytics, or custom pipelines.
Teams that need reliable geometry and data from their Revit models — not a generic assistant.
Validate layouts inside Revit and reduce manual checks
Extract counts and quantities from the live Revit model
Integrate structured Revit data into downstream systems
ArchiMind for Revit
ArchiMind lives inside Revit. Install it on your version of Revit, activate your license, and the panel is there every time you open the program.
Project Dashboard
Every CBC run syncs to your ArchiMind dashboard. Project managers can monitor status and review findings without touching Revit.
Each CBC analysis syncs to your dashboard — HTML report, JSON, and compliance status — without any manual export step.
PMs and PAs can see which projects are compliant, which have open findings, and when the last check was run — no Revit license needed.
Compare compliance status across your portfolio. See how findings change between design iterations as the model evolves.
Why ArchiMind
Permit delays cost California architects weeks of rework and thousands in resubmission fees. ArchiMind was built to help identify potential issues before drawings leave your desk — not only after a review cycle comes back.
ArchiMind was built by a California-based architect who works on DSA school projects. The rules reflect how CBC Chapter 11B and DSA requirements actually apply to real permit submissions.
No black-box results. Every non-compliance references the exact CBC 2025 or 2022 section so you can review it, dispute it, or quote it in a comment response.
Native sync with Trimble Connect is in development. We are currently awaiting Client ID approval from Trimble. Once live, models will sync directly from your Connect project library.
Clarity and structure from the model — without rebuilding geometry by hand.
Trained for architectural models — walls, rooms, and openings — not open-ended chat.
Runs as a proper Revit add-in on 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. No browser upload step.
Overlays plus JSON and CSV for tools, estimates, and downstream systems — not just pictures.
Rule files are updated when CBC amends. Your subscription always runs against current code, not a snapshot from install day.
Pricing
Qualified California AEC firms can request a structured evaluation. Self-serve Pro and Pro Plus prices are unchanged. 30-day money-back on monthly plans.
Founding 5 Evaluation
Use ARCHIMIND on one California project for 25 days or up to 3 project analyses, whichever comes first. Your team gets guided setup, CBC checks inside Revit, and a review of findings and workflow fit.
After the evaluation, choose monthly at standard pricing or annual pricing with 40% off year one. No annual commitment is required when the evaluation begins. A named internal owner, kickoff, and evaluation review call are required. The offer is limited to the first five qualified California AEC firms.
Self-serve plans
Pro
$129/seat/mo if billed monthly
Full CBC compliance analysis with every finding cited to the code section. Run checks, get the report.
Pro Plus
Live + Auto-fix$229/seat/mo if billed monthly
Everything in Pro, plus Live mode that checks your model as you design, and Auto-fix that applies corrections in one click.
Enterprise — 15+ seats
Custom pricing, dedicated onboarding, volume discounts, and a named contact for your firm.
Early access
We're in early access with architects and BIM teams in California. Share your experience after your first run.
Reviews will appear here as we collect them.
ArchiMind launched recently. If you're in early access and have run CBC Analysis on a real project, we'd love to hear what you found. Your review helps other architects decide if the tool fits their workflow.
Founding 5 Evaluation
Limited to the first five qualified California AEC firms. One project, one team, 25 days or up to 3 analyses — whichever comes first. Not unlimited access.
Founding 5 is limited (not unlimited) · Separate product demonstration: 1 CBC run · Self-serve Pro from $99 / seat / month · Revit 2023–2026 · CBC 2022 & 2025