One workspace for Revit teams and fabrication workflows.
Momentum gives BIM managers visibility into active Revit work, project hours, task routing, and beta access to ForgeFab fabrication tools without screenshots, keystroke logging, or workstation surveillance.
Sample values to show the workflow. These are not live account data or measured customer results.
Working products
Use Momentum and Beacon on the web, explore the controlled ForgeFab beta, or review our preview and service offerings. Each product has its own availability and guide.
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Momentum Live
Revit activity, project-hour rollups, task routing, Microsoft sign-in, browser-based add-in connection, and privacy-first reporting for BIM teams.
A controlled Revit addin beta for MEP fabrication teams. The beta build focuses on working panels only: standards, analysis, schedules, family browsing, point layout, hangers, and routing tools.
Project Standards and plan-view violation coloring
Project Analysis, Schedule Maker, and Family Browser
Hanger settings, Multi-System Routing, and Manual Conduit Draw
Beta-only panels can be disabled until they are ready
The web companion to ForgeFab. Shop and field crews can open shared model exports in the browser, review quantities, label spools, and track installation. Viewing does not require a Revit license.
The immersive side of Beacon. Export a Revit model and your team steps into it from any browser or a Quest headset to mark it up in 3D, tour it, teach from it, and run coordination meetings inside the model. No Revit license needed to view.
Visual markups anchored to real elements
BeaconTeam virtual learning for trade programs
Model touring and design review for engineering teams
BeaconMeet coordination meetings with avatars and voice
We build ITMs and prefab assemblies to order for Revit and CADmep. Custom requests are free during the grand opening, October 1 to 31, and every donation goes to Alzheimer's awareness.
Examples of parts we built and tested in Revit 2026
Build your own ITM: trade, part, size, ends and material
Attach a markup or submittal and we build it for you
From coordinated model data to shop-ready packages and field handoff, our goal is to help teams see what is ready, what changed, and what still needs attention.
For us, prefabrication standards start with clear project rules, consistent shop data, and reviewable decisions. We are building the tools to carry that context through BIM and virtual design and construction workflows.
Dependable data
Stable identities, explicit units, and a clear source for fabrication information.
Reviewable decisions
Explain the finding, keep uncertainty visible, and distinguish an unchecked rule from a passed check.
Practical handoff
Keep model, shop, and field context understandable as work moves between people and tools.
Our development priorities
Progress with a clear next step.
These priorities describe where we are going. Local candidates and planned work are separate from the available products above; rollout follows validation.
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Native exports and spool workflows Local candidate
A ForgeFab candidate is being checked locally for company defaults, export metadata choices, spool sheets, and clearer failure reporting. It has not been released to the team.
Next step
Verify the complete workflow on representative Revit models before broader rollout.
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PCAG rules and conversion Planned work
Expand project-specific checks with clear applicability, adopted editions, and review reasons. Prove one-system conversion repeatedly before expanding to whole-project automation.
What comes first
Documented checks, real-model validation, and verified recovery when a conversion fails.
03
Governed fabrication data Planned work
Develop versioned data definitions and change records around stable identifiers, units, and shop conventions. Review proposed library changes on a separate copy before an approved update.
Design goal
Preserve authoritative libraries and make each change understandable and traceable.
04
Open information exchange Future evaluation
Evaluate IFC for model information, IDS for data requirements, BCF for issue handoff, and bSDD for shared definitions. These are research directions, not implemented integrations. IDS information checks do not establish geometric clearance or fabrication readiness.
The beta program is intentionally narrow. Testers should see the workflows that are ready for feedback, not unfinished ideas that make the product look larger than it is.
Installers are distributed through the Momentum workspace or directly by the beta admin.
ForgeFab beta users sign in with the configured Momentum/Firebase account flow.
Unavailable panels are grayed out or hidden in beta builds until the workflow is ready.
Help content names only the current beta workflows and points testers to info@virtubuildr.com for feedback.
Privacy-first by design
Activity tracking and model sharing serve different purposes. The information sent depends on the workflow you use.
Momentum activity tracking
Activity tracking records Revit work events and session timing. It does not capture screenshots, keystrokes, model file contents, personal browser activity, or clipboard data. Timing and event counts provide work context; they do not prove productivity.
ForgeFab and Beacon sharing
User-enabled export and live-update workflows send model geometry, metadata, or plan documents to support browser viewing and shop or field handoff. Review the workflow’s export choices and project access before sharing.