Flat linework on a page — accurate, but impossible to price or verify by eye.
Slabs, walls and columns lift off the page — floor by floor, live as you scroll.
Built on the open ISO 16739 standard, from Revit, ArchiCAD or Tekla. Your models stay yours.
Every element carries its quantity and rate. The bill of quantities assembles itself.
The drawing rises into a real 3D model read from IFC — and every element carries its own quantity and rate.
Tap any element in the model to open its full history: each construction activity with its own %, a directional fill that mirrors how it's actually built, site photos, and QA/QC records — snags, defects and NCRs — pinned to the element itself.
Formwork, reinforcement, concrete — each tracked separately, so 33% means something. No more guessing a single number per element.
Pour direction, lift by lift. The green fills the way the concrete goes, so the model reads like the site.
Raise a defect, attach a photo, assign it, close it — every QA/QC record lives on the element, not in a lost spreadsheet.
NEMO Site AR takes your IFC model out of the office and stands it on the actual site at true 1:1 scale, straight through your phone camera. Ghost the design over what's built, verify it matches, and log progress against reality.
Load your IFC model in the browser — no install, no headset. Android Chrome runs it natively.
Tap the floor to drop the model, rotate to line it up with the real structure. True scale, right where the building goes.
Ghost the design over the build to spot discrepancies, then tap elements to log progress — synced live to your cost plan.
Progress, cost and QA/QC from the field flow straight into one live dashboard — no re-keying, no month-end scramble. See exactly where the project stands, who's holding what, and how much is withheld, by trade.
Overlay the IFC model at 1:1 over the real wall, column or slab. Catch an off-grid column or missing opening before the pour — not in a report three weeks later.
Tap an element, set its % with a directional fill. It syncs the moment you tap — straight into your BoQ and RA-bill / interim payment progress.
Fade the design over the real structure. Place it on a corner, rotate to match the wall — a two-tap on-site fit.
Reads open BIM (IFC) from any BIM tool, including Revit, ArchiCAD and Tekla. Your models and data stay yours.
Every element already knows its quantity and rate — the estimate travels with the geometry, from tender to site.
WebXR in the browser. No app store, no headset — the hardware is already in your engineer's pocket.
Site AR is made to catch what's off — an off-grid column, a missing opening, a wrong bay — fast and in the field. It's a qualitative check, not a survey. For certifying exact tolerances, confirm with a total station. AR catches it; instruments certify it.
What site and project teams ask first. If yours isn't here, book a demo and we'll answer it on your own model.
It takes your IFC model out of the office and places it on the actual site at true 1:1 scale, through your phone camera. You overlay the design on what's been built, check it matches, and log progress against reality.
No. It runs in the phone's browser using WebXR. There is no app store and no headset. The hardware is already in your engineer's pocket.
It works today on Android Chrome, which runs it natively. iPhone is supported through a WebXR launch.
Open BIM, as IFC files (the ISO 16739 standard). You can export IFC from any BIM tool, including Revit, ArchiCAD and Tekla. Your models stay yours.
Tap the floor to drop the model, then rotate it to line up with what's built. Or place it on a corner and rotate it to match the wall. It takes two taps on site.
No, and we say so plainly. It is a quick visual check, not a survey. It is built to catch what's clearly wrong: an off-grid column, a missing opening, a wrong bay. To certify exact tolerances, confirm with a total station. AR catches it; instruments certify it.
Yes. Site AR extracts quantities from your IFC model and arranges them into proper BOQ sections, ready to price in a few clicks. Working from 2D PDF drawings instead? That's NEMO Takeoff.
Differences between the design and what was built, such as a column off grid, an opening that's missing, or a bay in the wrong place. You see them before the pour, not in a report three weeks later.
Tap an element and set its % with a directional fill that follows how it's actually built, like a pour rising lift by lift. Each element is split into real activities, such as formwork, reinforcement and concrete, and each one has its own %.
Yes. Raise a defect, attach a photo, assign it, close it. Every QA/QC record and site photo is pinned to the element itself, so its full history is one tap away.
Every element carries its quantity and rate, so the bill of quantities builds itself from the model. Progress syncs the moment you tap, straight into your BoQ and RA-bill / interim payment progress.
Yes. Withhold an amount against any element based on its quality. It shows up as a deduction when the bill is certified, so nothing is missed at billing time.
One live dashboard fed from site. It shows weighted progress, value of work done, open QA/QC, cost withheld by trade, issues closed on time, and a scorecard for each contractor. No re-keying.
Pricing depends on the project and how many people need access. We share it after a short demo on your own model.