BIM Health Check

Drop in an IFC exported from Revit, ArchiCAD or another BIM tool and get a consultant-style audit: mis-classification, missing data, spatial-structure problems and geometry defects. Each finding is graded pass, watch or flag and highlighted on the model in 3D. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.

How it works

The model is read in your browser against a fixed catalogue of checks, one result per element where a check points at specific geometry. Nothing is sent anywhere, so you can audit a client's model without it leaving the machine.

• The IFC is parsed and checked locally; there is no server round trip and no upload.
• Each check returns one finding — pass, watch or flag — with the elements that caused it.
• Findings roll up into a score per category and an overall grade.
• Load a fixed file again and the same model gives the same result.

Using it

What to trust it for

• Checking a model before you issue it to a consultant or client.
• Catching classification and missing-data gaps that would come back as RFIs.
• Jumping straight to the elements behind a finding in 3D.
• Re-auditing after a fix to confirm it is actually gone.

What not to use it for

• A compliance sign-off or a substitute for a coordinated BIM audit.
• Reading a native Revit or ArchiCAD file — export to IFC first.
• Clash detection between disciplines.

Known limits

• Only IFC is accepted; the audit is only as good as the export.
• A finding points at elements to review, not at a guaranteed defect.
• Very large files can pause the page while they parse.

Tips

• Do — Fix the model in Revit or ArchiCAD and re-export — the audit is a check, not an editor.
• Avoid — Reading the grade as a compliance verdict; it is a design-stage screen.