Swapp

Swapp is a specialized AI tool that transforms how architectural firms create and manage their documentation. By analyzing a firm’s past project data and design habits, Swapp automatically generates and annotates construction drawings, details, and schedules. It acts as an intelligent co-pilot, working directly inside the tools architects already use to speed up documentation from Schematic Design through Construction Documentation while maintaining each firm’s unique visual and annotation standards.

• Automated Documentation: Automatically produces and annotates architectural sheets, using rule sets and algorithms that learn from a firm’s own project history.
• AI-Quality Output: Delivers high-standard results that match the firms’ typical quality, with minimal manual rework required.
• Seamless Revit Integration: Works inside Autodesk Revit, allowing teams to continue working with their existing BIM software without switching tools.
• Custom AI Models: Trains AI on each client’s proprietary project data, ensuring outputs reflect their specific detailing, notation, and graphic style.
• Collaboration Support: Integrates with ACC/BIM 360, making it easy to co-author and share documentation in a cloud environment.
• Data Security & Privacy: Uses client data exclusively for that client’s projects; no cross-client model sharing, and the firm retains full ownership of all generated outputs.
• Hands-Free Assistance: Operates in the background, generating documentation while architects focus on design decisions and client interaction.

1. Request a demonstration: Contact Swapp via their website to schedule a walkthrough and discuss your firm’s documentation workflows.
2. Onboard your data: Work with Swapp’s team to securely provide historical Revit models, families, and sheet sets so the AI can learn your office standards.
3. Install the integration: Swapp is deployed as a plugin for Autodesk Revit; once installed, it appears inside your familiar Revit interface.
4. Configure rule sets: Define annotation preferences, sheet organization, and quality gates that the AI should follow when generating documentation.
5. Let Swapp process your project: Open a Revit model, and Swapp will start producing annotated sheets, elevations, and sections automatically in the background.
6. Review and finalize: Architects inspect the generated output, make any subtle adjustments, and finalize sheets – much faster than starting from scratch.

Swapp does not offer a self-serve subscription; instead, it provides custom pricing tailored to each firm’s size, project volume, and specific needs. After an initial consultation and demo, the Swapp team will build a proposal that includes onboarding, AI model training, and ongoing support. The model ensures firms pay for the capabilities they will actually use. For accurate and current pricing, interested firms should reach out directly through the Swapp website.

• Autodesk Revit plugin: Swapp operates as a native add-in for Revit (Windows), the industry-standard BIM software.
• ACC/BIM 360 integration: Works with Autodesk’s cloud collaboration platforms to support multi-user projects and remote teams.
• Web-based management dashboard (if applicable): Firms can manage projects, configurations, and monitor AI training through a secure online portal.
• Custom API/data pipeline (upon request): Potential for tailored integrations depending on a firm’s specific IT environment and data storage.

• Provide comprehensive sample data: The more diverse and clean your past projects, the more accurate and relevant Swapp’s generated documentation will be.
• Start with smaller or repeatable project types: Pilot Swapp on a typical project to fine-tune rule sets before deploying on complex, one-of-a-kind designs.
• Combine AI output with human review: Use Swapp as a powerful draftsman, but always have a senior architect or BIM lead validate critical details.
• Iterate on annotation rules: Treat the initial configuration as a starting point; regularly refine rules based on feedback from your team to continuously improve outputs.
• Integrate into existing BIM workflows: Keep using your current collaboration platforms (ACC/BIM 360) alongside Swapp to maintain a single source of truth.
• Train junior staff on output verification: Let newer team members learn by checking AI-generated annotations, which builds their technical knowledge while boosting productivity.

• Architectural firms: Mid-size to large practices that produce high volumes of construction documentation and want to regain fee-earning time.
• BIM specialists: Technicians and coordinators who manage model health and sheet production across multiple disciplines.
• Design teams: Architects and designers who need early-phase drawing sets for presentations and client approvals without heavy manual effort.
• Project managers: Leads juggling multiple projects who require fast, consistent deliverables to keep schedules on track.
• Firms aiming to attract young talent: Offices that offer exposure to AI-driven processes as a way to modernize the drafting experience for junior architects.
• Real estate developers: Organizations that occasionally need internal design documentation for feasibility studies or investor materials.