PuraBIM

Early access · Revit plugin · Web app

Your Revit model, for the whole team.

Next time someone needs every light fixture on the project, they open the schedule in a browser instead of asking. Edits go back into the model only after your BIM manager reviews them.

Book a walkthrough See what your team gets

30 minutes, on a real project. Built for architecture studios.

Example data.

Built inside PUR4, a working architecture firm, for our own projects first.

The problem

Most of the team works from copies.

Revit takes a paid seat and training, so most people on a project never open it. They ask for exports, wait for them, and someone retypes what comes back.

What your team gets

What they used to ask for, open in a browser.

Schedules

Every schedule, in a browser.

Each schedule comes out of Revit as its own table. Elements link to their rooms, and the project shows what's still blank.

  1. PublishEach schedule leaves Revit as its own table.
  2. LinkElements link to rooms. Tables link to the project.
  3. OpenAnyone on the team opens it in a browser.

Setup adds two small things to your model. Your BIM manager reviews both first.

Example data.

3D model

The whole building, without Revit.

The 3D model comes with every publish. Your team turns it, looks around the building and switches between existing and proposed phases.

  • Published from the same model as your schedules
  • Large models open too
Drag to turn

Example model.

Sheets Working today

Mark up a sheet. Make it a punch item.

Open any sheet in the set, mark it up, measure it and leave a comment. Any markup can become a punch item with an owner.

From a cloud to a punch item.

Tap the sheet to drop a cloud.
Markup on C-104
  1. EA

    Is this corridor wall rated? Check before the issue.

  2. EA

    Measured 5'-4" clear. Making it a punch item.

  3. PI

    Punch item created. Owner: Sam M.

Punch item · Owner: Sam M.

Example markup on sheet C-104, a corridor plan.

Review Working today

Your team edits. Your BIM manager decides.

When someone fills in a blank fire rating or fixes a finish, the change waits in Revit next to the model's value. Your BIM manager applies it as one undo step.

  • Nothing goes into the model until it's applied
  • A field changed on both sides is flagged, and you choose
  1. EditSomeone fills in a blank or fixes a value in the browser.
  2. ReviewEach change waits in Revit, field by field.
  3. ApplyYour BIM manager applies them as one undo step.

Example data.

We built the review step first. Editing a model without one is frightening. We know, because it frightened us.

PUR4, the architecture firm that built PuraBIM

Edits back into Revit are part of Premium.

Book a walkthrough What it adds to your model

Before and after

Five everyday requests, without an export.

Jobs every studio knows. Pick one, or watch them go by.

The old way 6 steps

  1. Email the BIM manager for the light fixtures
  2. Wait until they're free
  3. They export the schedule to Excel
  4. Tidy the columns
  5. Email it back
  6. Ask again when a fixture changes

With PuraBIM 3 steps

  1. Open the light fixtures schedule in a browser
  2. See every fixture type and its count
  3. The BIM manager keeps working

Example workflows.

Who it's for

Most people on a project don't open Revit.

For small architecture studios on Revit, and everyone they work with.

  • The project coordinatorAnswers the team without routing every request through Revit.
  • The BIM managerStops being the export desk. Still decides what goes into the model.
  • PMs, clients, interiors and consultantsFind a door, a room or a sheet in a browser. Fill in what's missing.
  • The principalPays per Revit user, with the rest of the team included.

New to BIM? Start here

A project team. Watch it grow, or add people.

Open Revit
3
Don't open Revit
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Early access

Free Revit tools first. Then bring your team in.

Free tools for the people in Revit. The web app for everyone else.

  1. A 30-minute walkthrough

    We show you PuraBIM on a real Revit project and ask how your studio handles schedules today.One walkthrough, then you decide.

  2. Free Revit tools

    A curated set of tools from the PuraBIM Revit plugin, free for early-access studios.Ask for them on your walkthrough.

  3. Your team on Plus or Premium

    We set up PuraBIM for all your studio's Revit models on a hosted backend, ready for your team in a browser.Already on Notion? We can use your workspace.

Every model, set up for you.

On Plus and Premium, we set it up for all your studio's Revit models. Terms in writing before you decide.

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Questions

What studios ask first.

Your BIM manager will want the details. They're all on one page.

How it works with your model

Will it change my model?

A little. Setup adds a set of shared parameters and a small publish record. Your BIM manager sees both first.

Edits from your team come back into Revit only after your BIM manager reviews them, field by field.

Can my team edit the schedules?

Yes. They can fill in a blank or change a value in the browser. Each change waits in Revit until your BIM manager reviews it and applies it.

Edits back into Revit are part of Premium.

If the same field was changed in Revit too, it's flagged, and you choose which value to keep.

Who runs the publish?

On Plus and Premium, we do. We connect your Revit models to a hosted PuraBIM backend and publish them as often as your team needs.

What does it cost?

We haven't published prices yet. There's a free set of Revit tools, then two paid plans for the team, Plus and Premium, priced per Revit user with everyone else included.

You get the terms in writing before you decide.

Where does our data go?

Schedules sit in a Notion workspace we host for your project, or in your own. The 3D model is stored on our server.

Ask us on the walkthrough, and we'll answer in writing.

See it on a real Revit project.

Thirty minutes, video or in person. Bring your BIM manager and the questions they'll ask.

Book a walkthrough

Built inside PUR4, a working architecture firm.