Flikt.AI reviews construction drawings automatically. It reads a complete plan set across every discipline at once and flags what would otherwise surface later as RFIs and change orders: structural against MEP clashes, elevation mismatches, code violations against IBC and NEC, and documentation that is simply missing. Findings are ranked Critical to Low and cited to the specific sheet, with same-day turnaround.
Working from 2D PDFs rather than requiring a 3D BIM model is the decision that decides who can use this. Clash detection has existed for years and lives inside BIM tooling that mid-size contractors do not have, on models that most projects at that scale never build. Reading the drawings the industry actually exchanges puts automated review in reach of the firms that carry the change orders.
The company is in Miami, founded by a licensed general contractor and attorney – an unusual pairing that shows in a product oriented around code compliance and documentation gaps. Reports start at $129, interactive portal access at $169, with custom enterprise pricing, and named clients include Rose Remodeling, A-Z Builds and Newman Brothers Construction. A flagged conflict is a candidate for review rather than a confirmed error, code checking against IBC and NEC does not cover the local amendments that actually govern a job, and a missed clash costs far more than the review did.
