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Walk the model. Mark it up. Meet inside it.

BeaconFVR turns a Revit model into a place your whole team can step into from any browser or a VR headset. Export once and anyone can tour the building, redline in 3D, teach from it, and run coordination meetings inside the model. No Revit license needed to view.

shared model
Any browserdesktop, iPad, Quest
0 installsto view the model
Livemeetings and voice
3D notesanchored to elements
4 in the model

Four ways teams put BeaconFVR to work

One export from Revit, four very different jobs, all in the same shared model that opens on any device.

Visual Markups

Redline in 3D, not on a PDF

Field crews drop notes right on the pipe, duct, or wall they mean, and each note stays anchored to that exact element. Back in Revit, the BeaconFVR add-in finds every note by its element and pulls it into that element's Comments. The redline lives on the model instead of a flat sheet.

BeaconTeam

Virtual learning for trade programs

Trade schools and apprenticeship programs open real project models in a browser or a Quest headset. Students walk a building before it is built, see how systems route in context, and learn the model with no Revit seat to buy. A whole class can explore the same job at once.

Model Touring

Design review as a walk-through

Engineering teams fly or walk the model together, switch to see-through, isolate a single system, and surface clashes, all from one link that opens on a laptop, an iPad, or a headset. Reviewers experience the space instead of squinting at a screenshot.

BeaconMeet

Coordination meetings inside the model

Everyone joins the same space with avatars, spatial voice, chat, and follow-the-leader. Instead of screen-sharing one person's view, the whole team stands at the actual conflict and points at it. Move proposals and field notes come out of the meeting attached to real elements.

From Revit to anywhere

BeaconFVR is a Revit add-in and a web viewer that share one backend. The add-in adds its own BeaconFVR ribbon tab, separate from ForgeFab's Beacon export, so there is no mixing them up.

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Export from Revit

The BeaconFVR ribbon tab exports your active 3D view to the viewer. What you see is what exports, so a section box keeps the scope tight and the file light.

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Publish once

Publish sends the model and the latest exports to the web viewer. Find clashes first if you want them flagged in the tour.

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Open anywhere

Share the link. Teammates view, mark up, tour, and meet from any browser, iPad, or headset with nothing to install and no Revit license to view.

Desktop browser iPad and tablets Meta Quest One shared URL

See it in your own model

Open the live tour to feel how it moves, or send us a model and we will set up a private space for your team, your class, or your next coordination meeting.