DatummDescribe the work
Use natural language to describe a layout or model change, including the level, dimensions and constraints that matter.
DATUMM / REVIT WORKSPACE
From idea to designin minutes.
AI-assisted Revit work for architects and BIM teams. Describe a layout or model change, then check the available steps and results in your workspace and Revit project.
BUILT FOR ARCHITECTS AND BIM TEAMSIllustrative architectural study
Supported by startup programs
Genesis 2.0
Inside the workspace
A closer look
at the workflow.
The preview below illustrates how a request, steps and results might be presented. Check the current workspace for the options available to you.
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT / LEVEL 02ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
CURRENT REQUEST
Turn a residential brief into Revit steps.
Describe the layout you need. Check the proposed steps and active model before running supported actions.
YOUR REQUEST
Create a compact two-bedroom layout on the active level.
Visible sequence04 EXAMPLE STEPS
01Read active model contextREADY
02Review layout rulesREADY
03Create walls and openingsREADY
04Check the resultREADY
Illustrative workflow preview. This is not a screenshot of the current Workspace.
Working with Datumm
From a brief
to a model review.
An illustrative workflow for describing Revit work and checking the result in your project.
Work with Revit
Choose a setup and check the connection to your open Revit project before requesting model changes.
Follow the run
Use any progress or action details shown in the workspace to follow your request.
Check the result
Review any results shown in the workspace and inspect changes in your own Revit project.
Architectural study
Room to explore
a different plan.
Keep your design intent in view as you describe a layout. Include the target level, dimensions and constraints. Review any steps shown before proceeding.
Illustrative animation · Open office, L-shaped home and courtyard layout; not product outputModel context
Understand the whole.
Inspect the parts.
Stay close to the geometry as you review the work in your active Revit project. Inspect changes in the views available in your Revit project.
Illustrative animation · Move upward to separate floors; move right to explode componentsDrawing study
Keep every view
in context.
Review the resulting geometry against the plans, elevations and sections in your Revit project. Check the work from more than one view.
Illustrative animation · Plan, elevation and section; not product outputAfter the action
Know what changed.
Review any request details and results available in the workspace, then inspect changes in your own model.
Illustrative animation · Studio revisions, not a product run record
Get connected
Your browser.
Your Revit project.
Choose a setup, open your model, and check the connection before your first request.
See the setup- 01
Open Datumm Workspace
Sign in and describe the work you want to do.
- 02
Choose your setup
Explore the Windows desktop download and the separate Revit plugin on the download page.
- 03
Connect your active project
Open Revit, check the connection, and review the information shown for your first request.
Before your first request
A few things
to get you started.
What you need to connect Datumm to your Revit project.
Who is Datumm built for?
Datumm is built for architects and BIM teams working in Autodesk Revit. Use it to describe residential layouts or model changes and review the information available in the workspace.
What do I need to run actions in Revit?
You need Windows, Autodesk Revit and an open project. Datumm offers a desktop download and a separate Revit plugin; check the available releases and setup guidance before installing. Contact the team to confirm supported versions and whether Desktop includes the plugin. See downloads and the guide.
Can I see the plan and results?
Review any proposed steps, progress and results shown in the workspace, and check the resulting work in Revit.
What happens to my project data?
Datumm uses AI to process requests. Datumm does not currently use your requests or project content to train models. For details about collection, retention and AI-provider handling, contact our team before sharing confidential or client project information. Do not assume project data stays local.
What should I include in my first request?
Start with a specific layout or model change. Include the target level, dimensions, and constraints that matter to your project. Confirm the active model and connection before running supported actions.
Your next model change
Bring your next brief
into Revit.
Describe the work. Review the information available. Stay close to your design.