SWAPP automates construction documentation for architecture firms, and works inside Revit and ArchiCAD rather than asking firms to move to a new environment. Its own positioning is blunt about the distinction: not another plugin, an intelligence layer, grounded in how your firm works.
Construction documentation is the right target. It is a large share of an architecture firm's billable hours, it is highly repetitive, and it follows firm-specific conventions that generic automation gets wrong in ways that create rework rather than saving time. Being grounded in a particular firm's standards is what makes the output usable.
Working inside the incumbent tools is the practical decision that makes adoption possible, since Revit and ArchiCAD workflows are deeply embedded and firms will not migrate off them. Sold through enterprise engagement with no published pricing.
