AI construction drawing review platform that finds clashes, missing details, and coordination risks before they become RFIs and rework
Turn your photos into a Tiny Desk-style concert video
Stage
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Based in
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Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
Free: 1 full project scan included. Starter: $499 CAD/month (2 full scans/month). Pro: $1,499 CAD/month (10 full scans/month). Enterprise: Custom pricing. Yearly billing saves 20%.
Single: $9.90 for 20 credits (1 full video). Trio: $19.90 for 60 credits (3 full videos). Crew: $29.90 for 100 credits (5 full videos). Credits never expire and there is no subscription.
Key features
Full drawing package review across architectural, structural and trade drawings
Multi-discipline clash detection between building systems
Cross-sheet consistency checks for contradictions and mismatches
Missing detail and specification gap detection
RFI-ready report generation with visual evidence
Revision comparison to detect changes between drawing versions
Scope obligation tracking for delegated-design notes
13 construction discipline coverage including architectural, structural, MEP and specialty trades
Integrations with Procore and Autodesk Construction Cloud
Upload up to three photos to cast a band
Original sound generated with video
No watermark on output
Download as 9:16 vertical MP4
Works with AI-generated characters
Videos render in a few minutes
Automatic credit refund if render fails
Credits never expire
What makes it different
Evidence-backed findings with exact drawing references and visual proof instead of black-box AI recommendations
Reviews full drawing packages across all disciplines simultaneously, not individual sheets
Scope obligation tracking to identify unpriced work before contracts are awarded
Catches coordination problems before construction begins, reducing field delays and change orders
No subscription required, one-time credit purchases only
Independent parody tool inspired by NPR's Tiny Desk series
Fixed performance format requires only photos, not a real recording
Only one photo required to generate a complete video