Conversation instead of a form
- Chat like a messenger — quick picks for bug, suggestion, new tool or question
- Paste with Ctrl+V, or hit 📸 to capture the Revit window and attach it
- Add-in and Revit version attach themselves — nothing extra to fill in
A customer-care assistant right inside Revit: ask anything, get pointed at the right tool in your plan with step-by-step guidance and open it with one click — report bugs, suggest features, paste or capture screenshots, and replies land back in your thread.
Feedback dropped into a group chat scrolls away within hours, nobody knows whether a bug was even registered, and the reporter never hears back. Screenshots live in one place, the description in another, and someone still has to ask which add-in and Revit version was involved.
A group chat has no lifecycle: no status, no owner, no notification when it's fixed — users take the time to report once, then stop bothering.
Which add-in build, which Revit, which tool, where's the screenshot — every report costs an extra round-trip just to gather enough context to start.
The whole job in one window, without opening another application.
The interface is matched to the tool window running in Revit.
Purge dead views, empty groups, unused families and leftover CAD imports — shrink the file before you issue.
Audit usage and duplicates; safely create, edit, duplicate, merge and delete Object, Line, Text, Dimension, Viewport and Scope Box styles. The AI assistant and account-saved presets only queue changes — you press Apply yourself.
Export PDF, DWG, IFC and NWC from a saved sheet set, named to the project rule with a per-issue log.