AquaBIM · Plumbing for Revit

Plumbing For Revit

AI-assisted design, inside your Revit model.

No more clicking through every step, routing each pipe by hand, and redrawing systems one fixture at a time. Build your plumbing models faster and more accurately with AquaBIM.

Bring your own project

Free 14-day trial

Put AquaBIM to work on your own Revit model.

  • Full feature access
  • No credit card
  • Free onboarding
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Dedicated License

One named user for use at the office, at home, and on site

For 1 seat
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Floating License

One active session shared across your team in any office

For 1 seat
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You describe the work. It does the modeling.

AquaBIM connects an AI assistant like Claude to your open Revit model. Tell it what you want in plain language; it uses real Revit tools to make the change on actual elements, not a picture or a suggestion.

What you can ask it to do

AquaBIM gives your AI assistant real tools for your Revit model so you can describe the work and let it handle the clicks.

Lay out piping

Create domestic water and sanitary runs from a plain-language description on real Revit pipe in your systems.

Connect fixtures

Tie lavatories, water closets, and equipment into the right piping system without wiring each one by hand.

Inspect what’s there

Point it at existing piping to surface disconnected fixtures, gaps, and items that need attention.

Make changes

Reroute, resize, and reorganize systems without clicking through every operation yourself.

Try AquaBIM on your own model

Download a free 14-day trial and put your AI assistant to work in Revit today. Your model stays yours; the trial runs right inside the Revit you already use.

What should AquaBIM add next?

AquaBIM is going to be more than just an AI assistant; we’re actively planning out what comes next. Tell us the calculations, checks, and features you need in your day-to-day work: fixture-unit counts, pipe and vent sizing, pressure and flow, code compliance, whatever would save you a trip to a spreadsheet.

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