APEX is built by construction professionals who've detailed, coordinated, and installed the work — for the BIM and VDC teams doing it every day.
APEX started where most good construction tools start — on a job, with a deadline, and a Revit library that was nowhere near ready. Our founder came up through electrical contracting and worked as a project engineer on data-center MEP — watching teams burn 2–4 hours modeling every family by hand from PDFs a manufacturer had already published.
Every project meant rebuilding the same content from scratch, then watching that hard-won model never quite make it to the field. The gap between what was coordinated in BIM and what actually got laid out, surveyed, and installed was where the hours — and the rework — disappeared.
So we built APEX to close it: turn manufacturer shop-drawing PDFs into parametric Revit families, and connect the model directly to layout and survey. Today we're in private beta, running a development pilot at Cache Valley Electric — the founder's electrical contracting firm — proving every workflow on real drawings before it ships.
Automate the creation of construction-ready digital assets.
Connect BIM and the field through intelligent automation.
We've detailed, coordinated, and installed the work. Every decision is grounded in how the job actually runs.
VDC and BIM coordinators are our users, not an afterthought. The tool fits the way modern model teams work.
A model only matters when it reaches layout and survey. We make the BIM-to-field handoff seamless.
Manual rework is the enemy. We automate the repetitive so teams can spend their time where it counts.
Started by a founder from electrical contracting and data-center MEP project engineering who'd lived the manual-family grind firsthand and decided to fix it.
The pipeline produced its first parametric transformer families from manufacturer shop-drawing PDFs, with nested survey points.
Development pilot at Cache Valley Electric — the founder's electrical contracting firm — generating content from real project drawings.
19 human-verified transformer families, each passing 6/6 validation checks in Revit 2025 — and 96.5/100 mean extraction accuracy across 20 real drawings. Trimble-compatible CSV export takes points to the field.
APEX is in private beta, developed through a hands-on pilot at Cache Valley Electric — the founder's electrical contracting firm — on real project drawings.
Whether you're modeling, coordinating, or in the field — we'd love to build it with you.