AI that actually understands your planning.
We take the legwork off your engineers: searching, cross-checking, evidencing.
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Today’s AI answers almost anything generically. Just not what your project files say.
The answer is rarely in one document. It sits between them: in the revision that came after submission, in the mail that approved a change of use, in the permit condition nobody ticked off. A chatbot sees none of it. Without the facts, it guesses. Fluently.
Does the current revision still match what we submitted?
Deviations are common. Compare the revision indices and document any changes…
- Cannot see your folders
- Does not know which revision is current
- No source you could check
What is missing is not a better prompt. What is missing is a layer between your project and the rules that apply to it.
Folaint is the layer between your project and the rules that apply to it.
On one side, the project folder you already keep: drawings, models, minutes, the approval notice. On the other, the regulations that apply to it. Folaint reads both sides and brings them together where the question actually arises: at the single component.
Nothing you run gets replaced.
No new CAD, no new ERP, no data migration. Folaint reads the folders you already keep and stops your AI from guessing which paragraph applies to this component in this room.
Stays in service5
- 01CADDWGDesign drawings, sections, detailsstays
- 02BIM modelIFCComponents, rooms, quantitiesstays
- 03Tendering and ERPGAEBBills of quantities, costs, variationsstays
- 04Project folderPDFMinutes, notices, revisionsstays
- 05EmailMSGCorrespondence, sign-offs, agreementsstays
Not needed4
- 06Replace softwareno new CAD, no new ERPnot needed
- 07Migrate datanothing gets exported and read back innot needed
- 08Rework the foldersstructure and naming stay the way your office keeps themnot needed
- 09Maintain everything twiceno second archive, no upkeep listnot needed
Five checks, all on the same component.
Not a plan generator and not a clash detector: geometry has been covered by established BIM tools for years. This is the part no tool covers, because it needs the regulations and your project at the same time.
A rectangle on layer 12 becomes a wall.
Unattributed 2D geometry becomes a component with properties: a wall with a fire rating, a pipe with a nominal width, an area with a usage type.
The anchor in building services is the riser: it appears in the calculation, the schematic and the drawing at once, always under the same name.
All five run on the same component. That is why a finding here is not just a sentence, it carries an address in the project: this component, this room, this source.
Every step in detail: how we workThree rules, one window, three different answers.
Both rules say "one tenth". The building code means the structural opening, the workplace rule means the glazing. Same wording, two answers, and today an engineer settles it room by room.
Every finding hangs on a component, not on a page: with its source down to the page number, and with where it comes from. Set by the regulation, derived by a rule, or proposed by the model. The last of those never counts as fact until someone has checked it.
Every finding hangs on a component, and says where it comes from.
Not a chat answer you have to believe. Three kinds of finding, and the third one is the reason this can be used at all: what the model merely suspects is marked as exactly that.
- set by the regulationWall W-14 · room 2.14
Fire resistance class F90 required.
Fire safety concept - derived by a ruleWindow F-14 · room 2.14
At least 2.30 m² structural opening; the workplace rule governs over the building code.
ASR A3.4 + LBO-BW § 34 - proposed by the modelPipe L-22 · shaft 3
Sealing probably required; the escape route is not dimensioned on the drawing.
MLAR, reference unclearcheck before use
Folaint enables AI to understand your project like your best employees.
We don’t train your AI. We enable it.
Give your engineers back the hours the legwork takes.
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