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SketchPro.ai

AI copilot for Revit documentation automation

AI assistant that runs directly inside Revit to automate construction documentation tasks like dimensioning, tagging, view creation, and scheduling using natural language instructions.

$5.06M raised 🚀 Early Stage

Founded 2023 • Trusted by architecture firms including SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill), 10 Design, and Little; pilot programs available

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Why This Tool Exists

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The Problem

Architecture teams spend 40% of their documentation time on repetitive tasks like dimensioning floor plans, tagging doors and windows, organizing views, and generating schedules. Mid-size projects face typical one-month delays due to documentation bottlenecks, and revision cycles represent roughly 25% of project time.

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The Solution

SketchPro is a Revit add-in powered by AI that accepts simple natural language instructions and executes documentation tasks directly within the model. Teams can dimension entire floor plans in seconds, automate tagging with configurable styles, and generate schedules. The tool learns firm standards and applies them consistently across teams while keeping architects in full control with fully editable results.

How You Use It

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Delivery Method

Plugin

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Integrations

Revit

Disciplines

Architecture

Project Phases

Design Development, Construction Documentation

Project Types

Commercial, Residential, Healthcare, Education, Mixed-Use, Hospitality

Data Transparency

Exactly what this tool uses and how

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Input

What it needs

Required: Revit model (RVT), Natural language instructions for documentation tasks

Optional: Firm standards configuration (naming conventions, dimension styles, sheet templates), Documentation checklists, View-specific requirements

Formats: RVT (Revit 2023-2026), Natural language text

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Output

What you get

Format: Updated Revit model with automated documentation

Fields: Dimensioned floor plans (exterior, interior, elevation), Tagged elements (doors, windows, rooms), Generated views and sheets organized per standards, Construction schedules (door, window, room, finishes), Consistent styling per firm standards

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Algorithm

How it works

Model: Proprietary machine learning combining language models and vision models

Accuracy: Not publicly specified; claims to reduce revision cycles and rework

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Privacy

How your data is protected

Retention: Personal information retained only as long as necessary; account deletion supported with information deactivated within 3 months

Training: Not publicly specified; firm standards are kept proprietary per customer

Compliance: Privacy policy available at https://sketchpro.ai/legal/privacy, No SOC 2 certification publicly confirmed

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API

Integration

Endpoint: Contact vendor for API access

Method: Not publicly documented

Use Cases

• Automate floor plan dimensioning with interior, exterior, and elevation dimensions in seconds
• Reduce documentation time by 40% with automated tagging and view organization
• Enforce consistent firm standards across multi-office teams and projects
• Accelerate design development to construction documentation transition
• Decrease revision cycles by systematizing documentation processes
• Enable architects to focus on design rather than repetitive documentation work

Pricing

Free

Two-week pilot program available

Pro

Contact vendor for pricing

Enterprise

Custom pricing for multi-project portfolios and team licenses

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📚 Research Sources & Data Quality Last verified: 2026-02-01

Data Sources (8)

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Verified Data (16)

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