Built by an AEC practitioner. Sold to AEC teams.

Why we exist

Most plugins in the AEC plugin economy are weekend projects monetized into subscriptions, or enterprise-tier suites priced for owners that don't yet exist outside the four largest firms in the industry. There's a wide middle: practical, well-engineered tools that solve a specific BIM operations problem, sold once for a fair price, that hold up to an IT review.

That's the lane we're building in.

How we work

• No subscription for the license itself.

  Per-firm lifetime licenses — you own each Revit version you buy, forever. Ongoing updates come with an active maintenance plan, and new Revit years are separate purchases you choose when to adopt.
• No telemetry.

  We don't ship analytics SDKs in our add-ins. License validation is offline against an embedded public key. We have no observability into what you do with the tool.
• No surprise breaking changes.

  Each release is locked to one Revit version year. We don't ship 'auto-updates' that silently change behavior on a Tuesday.
• IT-friendly distribution.

  Authenticode-signed MSIs, standard .addin manifests, deployable via Intune / GPO / network share. The BIM lead controls rollout; IT controls the gate.

The practitioner part

The first product, Bridge, exists because the founder spent too many Friday afternoons stitching together cloud project setups by hand — uploading central models, repairing twenty links, stamping permissions, and writing the audit log into a SharePoint doc nobody read. The tool is the script that should have existed years ago, made into something a BIM lead at any firm can install and run.

What's next

The catalog grows out of real BIM operations pain — the work that eats a Friday afternoon. If there's a specific task that's costing your team time, tell us; we read everything that comes to info@dsqapps.com.