Swapp

SWAPP is an AI layer for architecture firms that produces construction documents and BIM models inside Revit and ArchiCAD, learning each firm's standards, QA rules and production history. Its agentic assistant Frank reads and writes the live model with human approval, and a compliance product handles ADA checking.

SWAPP is an AI layer for architecture firms that automates construction documentation and BIM modeling directly inside Revit and ArchiCAD. Rather than producing suggestions in a separate chat window, it executes production work in the live model: dimensions, tags, views, sheets, 2D to 3D modeling, finish schedules, parameter setting and validation. The company reports that complete construction document sets have been delivered on its platform, with a large share of documentation tasks handled automatically across the full project lifecycle. The central idea is that the intelligence belongs to the firm. Every engagement opens with a roughly two week onboarding in which the firm's annotation rules, graphic standards, QA logic and production history are encoded into the system. From then on those standards are enforced project by project, office by office, and every correction a team member makes feeds back into the system. SWAPP frames this as succession insurance: the way senior staff draft, check and decide is captured so that judgment stays in-house after retirements or departures. Frank, the agentic assistant, is the interface most users touch. It reads and writes the live model, can model entire floors, place dimensions, resolve collisions and run quality checks, and it can be triggered conversationally or surface suggestions proactively while a team works. The stated design is human approval before execution, and customer feedback highlights that Frank asks for clarification rather than guessing when a task is unclear. A dedicated compliance product performs agentic ADA accessibility checking and fixes issues in the model itself. SWAPP is aimed at architecture practices with real production deadlines, particularly larger firms with established standards and several offices. It is not a design generator competing with concept tools: it sits downstream, in documentation and coordination, and is priced and sold through pilots on a firm's own projects. Preconstruction, construction and operations modules are listed as coming in 2026, so the current value is concentrated in design and documentation. Security is positioned as enterprise grade: ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, hard tenant isolation, and native BIM files that are never sent to third party LLM providers or used to train general models.