The product tour
A whole project, explained by its evidence
Walk through an explicitly fictional demonstration project: analysis, quantity, price, consultation, site and margin. Every chapter shows where the figure comes from, the human action expected, and the limit of the system — without creating an account.
The demonstration site
Orbit the view, click a building for its quantities, a station for its module. The quantities shown are computed from the geometry of this 3D model — not typed in by hand, not generated by a language model. The prices are indicative, and say so.
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The Copilot — one project, every module
This world is a fictional project. Everything you will see exists in the product: every figure shows its source, every decision stays human, every limit is stated.
- The source
- An explicitly fictional demonstration project, built for this page.
- Your decision
- Browse the chapters; nothing is asked of you and no account is created.
- The limit
- Nothing here is product output on your documents: prices are indicative.
The chapters of the tour
Each chapter names its source, the expected human action, and the system's limit.
Market displayed
- · DTU 20.1 — masonry code
- · RE2020 (new build)
- · IGN geodata (parcel, elevation)
Inspect an object
Click an object in the 3D view, or pick it here — same result, from the keyboard. 3D view: drag to orbit, scroll to zoom; once the view has keyboard focus, W A S D move the camera, E / C go up and down.
Illustrative example — fictional project: quantities computed from the 3D model's geometry, indicative prices. This is not product output.
What this tour is not
This is not client data
The project, the buildings, the suppliers and the amounts are fictional and built for this page. No client document is used, here or anywhere else, to illustrate the product.
This is not product output
The quantities come from the geometry of this 3D model, not from a real drawing; the prices are indicative. On your own documents it is the takeoff engine — policed by a measurement bench in continuous integration — that produces the figures.
The limits stay visible
One estimate line stays unpriced and counted; one photo detection stays “undetermined”. These are not oversights in the demonstration: they are the product's rules, shown as they are.
The decision stays human
Approving a takeoff, confirming a scale, accepting a variation, ruling on a safety situation: every chapter names the action that belongs to the professional. The AI prepares; it does not sign.