CADflow builds five things for architecture, engineering and construction teams: a drafting library that lives inside AutoCAD, the same discipline applied to Revit, a door and window tool for both, an MEP tool that sizes what it draws, and the platform the office runs on between drawings. One house, one standard, one company to call.
Five products, one workflow: draw it, model it, detail it, engineer it, and run the practice around it.
Each one solves a different part of the same day: finding an asset, building the model, detailing its doors and windows, sizing its ducts, pipes and conduit, and running the job around all of it.
A secure cloud library of ~2,000 drafting-ready blocks and 3D assets, docked inside AutoCAD. Search it, place it, keep drawing.
The Revit sibling. A licensed family library served through a dockable pane, loading protected .rfa files straight into the open model.
Doors and windows, forged to order: configure a unit, drop it in the wall, and the legend and the quantity schedule write themselves.
Ducts, pipes, drains and conduit from a few clicks: it sizes the run, checks it against the code limit, steers round the beams and builds it with every elbow.
The office around the drawing: clients, proposals, orders and projects with phases, plus the team admin that comes with them.
Everything CADflow ships is built on the assumption that a drawing is a deliverable, not a doodle — and that the person keeping the library clean should not be the person billing the hours.
Assets are authored to a written standard — units, layers, insertion point, naming — before they ever reach a library. That is the whole product.
Content streams to the machine that is entitled to it, over short-lived signed links. No permanent public URLs, no folder anybody can copy to a USB stick.
Every one of these started as a problem in a working practice — the twenty unbillable minutes, the family nobody can find, the proposal nobody chased.
CADBlockStudio is free for the whole beta and installs in a few minutes. AEC-flow's beta runs six months free. BIMStudio is in build — tell us which Revit version you run and we'll come back to you.