Twenty-eight apps. One tab.
Organised the way you work.
Every tool lives under a single BIMIO tab, grouped by BIM workflow stage — from project setup to QA and delivery. Buy one app, a few, or the whole suite.
Canon ★ Flagship
Live standards engine — evaluates project rules as you model and raises elegant toasts, with waivers and a compliance report.
Read the guide →Datum
Audit georeferencing and shared coordinates across the whole federation, with an interactive world map and a coordination matrix.
Read the guide →Graft
Granular Transfer Project Standards — pick individual view templates, filters and styles, with conflict and dependency flags.
Read the guide →Synapse
Bring your own AI — Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Azure or a private self-hosted model — connected once for the whole suite, governed by a privacy mode.
Read the guide →Mold
The Family Editor IDE — the whole type × parameter matrix in one editable sheet, formula rules, Excel round-trip and hygiene checks.
Read the guide →Nest
Explore the family matryoshka — every nested family to any depth, with shared flags, placed counts and parameter associations.
Read the guide →Loop ★ Flagship
One door between the model and a spreadsheet — schedules and families out to Excel, edited anywhere, and back with every change reviewed.
Read the guide →Inlay
Bring an Excel range into a drafting or legend view as real formatted geometry — Refresh tells you when the Excel has moved on, and one click redraws it in place.
Read the guide →Ledger
The keynote manager — usage dots per key, the ? tags found and fixed, drafts until you save, and an Excel round-trip with a review gate.
Read the guide →Room Studio
Room finishes from named mapping sets — write the finish parameters or build the finish construction itself, and keep both in step.
Read the guide →Rosetta
Rename shared parameters safely — GUID-preserving rewrite of the shared parameter file, where-used audit and an Excel round-trip.
Read the guide →Sign
Door signage placed from the room it leads into — rules pick the room, the wall face and the jamb; preview the whole run first.
Read the guide →Warren
The floor plan as a functional diagram — the rooms, and the doors that genuinely connect them, drawn as a metro-style graph.
Read the guide →Chronicle ★ Flagship
Read a Revit journal as a plain-language session history — timeline, syncs, warnings, crashes — and export an HTML post-mortem.
Read the guide →Clash ★ Flagship
Navisworks-style clash detection inside Revit — severity-coloured marker spheres that ride your normal sync, decisions that stick, and HTML/CSV/BCF export.
Read the guide →Assay
Model quality audit and full inventory in a single scan — overrides, tag clashes, rogue links, fake dimensions — with a health score.
Read the guide →Bloat
Find what is making the model heavy — imported CAD, unused types, in-place families, groups, warnings — ranked, with plain advice.
Read the guide →Egress
How far it is to the way out, drawn on the plan — walking distance round the walls to the nearest exit, painted as a heat map.
Read the guide →Opes
Turn services interferences into openings that really cut — grouped, checked against structural rules and verified by measurement.
Read the guide →Palette ★ Flagship
Spreadsheet-style editor for view filters — and named filter sets that stamp the same block, graphics included, into every view, with a receipt that catches drift.
Read the guide →Reset View
Undo the graphic tricks on the active view — overrides, filters, hidden elements — shown first, then cleared in one undoable transaction.
Read the guide →Select
Rule-based selection — define filters by category and parameters, then select or colour the matching elements in any view.
Read the guide →Trace
“Why can’t I see this element here?” — a live checklist of every reason an element can be hidden in a view, with one-click fixes.
Read the guide →Pinup ★ Flagship
Digital design pin-ups — capture your sheet set, review it as a gallery, mark up with calibrated measurement, share as HTML.
Read the guide →Dictum
The project decision register — record each decision once and see where it still has to be said across the document set.
Read the guide →Plot
Batch-publish sheets and models — PDF, DWG, images, plotter, IFC and NWC — named from sheet parameters, with every emission recorded in the model.
Read the guide →Quire
Build the sheet set itself — add, copy or convert placeholder sheets, number and name them in bulk, then fill them with views.
Read the guide →Room Sheets
One sheet per room, automatically — plan, RCP, four interior elevations and a 3D view, cropped and placed on your title block.
Read the guide →Lens Free
The free BIMIO dashboard — a dockable panel that follows your selection and shows everything the suite knows about that element, one branded card per app.
Read the guide →Misc Free
A Spotlight-style launcher with 28 sharp tools — Measure, IDs, Along Path, Sheet Graphics, Match, Make Pattern, Group Audit and more. Free with any licence.
Read the guide →The Suite
How it all fits together — the shared design language, the one-tab layout and the input → model → output philosophy.
Read the overview →The free toolbox, searchable right here
This is the real catalogue, generated from the shipped registry — the same search that runs inside Revit. It matches names, descriptions and every alias the tools answer to, in English and Spanish.
