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Pen-and-ink elevation of a two-storey brutalist concrete villa with a glazed centre, tall concrete fins and bare trees on either side.
IBC 1011.11
Handrails required.
IBC 1015.3
Guardrail required for fall protection

An AI agent that works
inside your design tools

Heron reviews your model, identifies issues, and proposes solutions. Upon approval, it edits automatically. This concept crafted by Bearplus agency, the award-winning design agency.
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Faster iterations
Fewer mistakes
Less busywork
Faster iterations
Fewer mistakes
Less busywork
Faster iterations
Fewer mistakes
Less busywork
Faster iterations
Fewer mistakes
Less busywork
Line drawing of a tall finned concrete tower rising behind a long cantilevered podium, with steps across the plaza.

The repetitive parts of modelling shouldn't eat your day. Heron handles the fiddly, manual work so you can stay focused on the design, not the software.

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Works natively inside the tools you already use, including Revit, Rhino, ArchiCAD and SketchUp.
PROBLEMS

Your design tools do what you tell them, nothing more

Design software is powerful but passive. It waits for every instruction, gives no advice, and can't act on its own, so all the repetitive work stays on you.
Manual
[01]
Every
change is
on you
You make each edit by hand, one at a time, even the ones you've done a hundred times before.
Disjointed
[02]
AI help
sits outside
your model
Generic AI tools can't see your project, so you keep copying, pasting, and re-explaining the same context.
BLIND
[03]
Nothing
watches for
problems
Issues sit quietly in your model until you happen to spot them, if you spot them at all.
SLOW
[04]
Small
tasks pile up into
lost days
The fiddly work that fills your week is exactly the work software should be doing for you.
Right there with you
For the whole design
Single-storey cafe floor plan drawn with thick solid walls.
Doors with swing arcs, windows and exterior steps of the cafe plan.
Cafe furniture layout: banquette, dining tables and chairs, bar counter with stools, kitchen and restrooms.
Dimension strings in millimetres and door tags around the cafe plan.
IBC 1017.2
Exit Access Travel Distance
Assembly occupancies without sprinklers are limited to 75 ft of exit travel distance. This layout exceeds the maximum allowable path length.
IBC 1010.1.2.1
Door Swing Direction
Assembly occupancies without sprinklers are limited to 75 ft of exit travel distance. This layout exceeds the maximum allowable path length.
ICC A117.1 §604.3.1
Accessible Toilet Clearance
Accessible restrooms require a 60” turning radius. This layout does not provide sufficient maneuvering space.
Introduction
Architects spend hours on manual modelling, coordination, and cleanup, work that pulls focus away from the actual design.
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Most of it is repetitive and rule-based, the kind of task that shouldn't need a person doing it by hand every time.
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Heron works inside your design tool as an agent that sees your model, flags issues, and makes edits on your approval, so the busywork stops eating your day.
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Heron works inside your design tool as an agent that sees your model, flags issues, and makes edits on your approval, so the busywork stops eating your day.
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Your model. Your tools. Connected.

RUN AN AGENT NATIVELY IN YOUR MODEL

Heron runs inside the design software you already use. It reads your model, understands what you're working on, and can make changes directly, with every action shown to you first so nothing happens without your say-so.
Works with Revit, Rhino, ArchiCAD, SketchUp.
Understands your geometry and intent.
Suggests fixes while you work.
Edits automatically after your approval.
[01]
Heron Chat widget
A chat that floats over your design tool. Ask it about your model or tell it what to change, and it acts inside the software on your approval.
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[02]
Heron Dashboard
Ask code questions about your building and get answers that reflect how the code applies to your layout, occupancy, and conditions, not just what the requirements say in isolation.
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