Architectural logic for the era of agentic AI.
The AI that drives architects' existing software.
Natural language in. Constructible architectural drawings out.
For the architect who designs — not the one who clicks.
“Generate a modern two-story residential house, with a double front porch.” → Native BIM in Archicad.
BIM — Building Information Modeling is the 3D software architects actually build in. It's a to-scale model where every wall carries its real dimensions, its layers, and the specific materials and construction products it's made from. Geometry, plus the information that makes it buildable.
We automated the factory.
We're still clicking the drawings.
Every rendering farm, every CNC router, every modular factory — all fed by input methods designed in the 1990s. Archicad. Revit. Vectorworks. The legal standards of the industry, still operating on cockpit-style interfaces built for operators, not designers. The principal architect — the one with the thirty years of judgment — has always needed a human intermediary to translate design intent into the software. Vochay removes that intermediary. The architect speaks. The model responds.
UI paradigm still shipping in every major BIM suite, while the rest of construction has moved to robotic fabrication and photorealistic cloud rendering.
"Can we make the building ten feet wider?"— The six words that rebuild an entire 3D model by hand. SD and DD are the most valuable phases — and the most inefficient. One change cascades through the entire model, redrawn manually, line by line.
We don't generate pictures of buildings. We generate the building data itself, inside the architect's legal working file.
Each step is deterministic. Each step is inspectable. Nothing the AI does is opaque to the engineer reviewing it.
Not a whitepaper. A working system currently generating multi-story BIM geometry.
Five categories. None of them produce what architects actually deliver.
| Category | Verdict | The Gap |
|---|---|---|
AI Renderers Veras · Midjourney | Pixels, not polygons. | Beautiful images no contractor can build from. |
Floor-Plan Generators Maket · TestFit | Isolated silos. | DXF exports: architects rebuild the model by hand. |
"New BIM" Startups Arcol · Snaptrude | $50M tar pit. | Rebuilding Autodesk from scratch in a browser. |
Native-App AI Features Revit AI Assistants | Curated surface only. | Limited to a tiny set of pre-approved commands. |
Vochay The layer everyone else skipped. | Native, full-surface BIM. | Drives the full software — all commands, all elements — inside the file firms already legally use. |
Domain authority. Consumer design. Systems integration. All three are required.
30-year practicing architect and Fellow in the American Institute of Architects who identified the core problem, assembled the team, and keeps the product anchored to how design actually works. As a principal who has always directed drafters and CAD operators — never operating the software herself — she represents exactly who Vochay is built for. She authors the Architectural Logic Gates, encoding three decades of practice into the rules that keep every AI command within the bounds of what a working architect would actually build.
BIM specialist with deep proficiency across Archicad, Revit, SketchUp, and architectural animation software. Chris has taught Archicad at a professional level — his training credential is specific to that platform — and brings rare technical depth: he has designed parametric objects in GDL, Archicad's own scripting language, and orchestrated how those objects are accessed by the program, giving him programming-level insight into how BIM geometry is constructed from the inside. His reference project and training methodology define the standard of correctness Vochay is built to meet.
Vochay Design's lead developer. Built and manages the Tapir/MCP bridge connecting the AI orchestrator directly to Archicad's core engine, and the Architect guardrail layer that audits every placed element against codified rules and safely auto-corrects what it can — every fix independently reversible, even across sessions. Proved the pipeline's fidelity by rebuilding a real production project element-by-element: walls, terrain, and railings reproduced down to exact material thickness and hardware geometry, not just approximate shapes.
We're onboarding a limited number of architecture firms for our Q3 pilot, and talking to early investors. Three ways in.
Updates as we ship openings, the full DD loop, and the Beta UI. First to know when slots open.
Selecting 3–5 firms for our Q3 Beta. Tell us about your practice.
We're raising to fund the next phase of development. Tell us about your fund and we'll follow up.