SWAPP automates architectural documentation and modeling inside Revit and ArchiCAD, using AI trained on your firm’s own standards.
SWAPP positions itself as an intelligence layer rather than a plugin. Its AI learns each firm’s annotation rules, graphic standards and QA logic during onboarding, then produces complete construction documents — dimensions, tags, views, sheets, schedules — grounded in those house standards. The company reports automating up to 80 percent of documentation tasks.
The work happens inside Revit and ArchiCAD, so models never leave the firm’s workspace, and outputs are validated against firm standards before delivery. SWAPP reports adoption by firms including Stantec, Page and HGA, and emphasizes that design changes reflow automatically instead of triggering manual rework at every revision.
The onboarding process is central to how SWAPP works: during roughly two weeks, the system absorbs a firm’s annotation rules, sheet standards and quality logic, effectively digitizing production conventions that usually live in senior staff. After that, documentation tasks that consume the majority of junior architects’ hours — dimensions, tags, view setup, schedules — are executed by the AI and validated before delivery. Firms report that the benefit compounds: projects documented consistently generate fewer RFIs and change orders because errors are caught earlier. The promise is not a one-click shortcut but a production system that applies house standards across every project, letting architects redirect time toward design and coordination where their judgment matters.
Firms keep ownership of the intelligence the system builds: standards and production knowledge stay in-house even as teams change, which matters for practices where expertise has historically lived with senior staff.
The strongest tools here share a pragmatic trait — they fit around infrastructure organizations already own, deploy in weeks rather than years, and prove their return quickly enough to survive the next budget review.
SWAPP is offered through engagement-based pricing, typically starting with a low-commitment trial on the firm’s own projects.
Architecture firms with heavy documentation loads that want to protect deadlines and margins without outsourcing production.
No free tier — the company runs paid pilots on real projects so firms can measure hours saved before wider rollout.
SWAPP operates inside authoring tools and Autodesk Construction Cloud workflows rather than exposing a public API.
Compared with generic drafting assistants, SWAPP’s differentiator is firm-specific standards and full drawing sets, trading quick one-off help for production-grade documentation.
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