Tool profile · Publisher documentation
SWAPP is a tool for architecture firms that automates documentation and modeling in Revit and ArchiCAD, working from the firm's own standards. According to the supplier's public documentation, the goal is to ground the assistant in a practice's standards, QA rules, and production history, so the output reflects how the firm already works. LE LABO IA has not tested the product, and this profile relies on the public documentation of its supplier. Intended uses center on recurring documentation work and model production tied to a practice's established conventions. Pricing is not published: the supplier describes a credit model consumed according to the work performed, with detailed pricing on request through a form, based on project size and sector. Quotas, territorial availability, and usage terms are not confirmed by the supplier summary, so check them directly. Generated documents still require review by an architect, and no design or construction compliance is guaranteed.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 6, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Produce architectural documentation from a firm's own standards rather than starting each sheet from scratch. Support Revit and ArchiCAD modeling tasks that follow established office conventions. Keep drawing production aligned with internal QA rules and past project history.
No public price is listed. According to the supplier, access works through credits consumed according to the work performed, and detailed pricing comes on quotation through a form, depending on project size and sector. No free plan or trial is mentioned on the pricing page reviewed. Because these terms are not confirmed, check the current offer, credit consumption, and any trial conditions with the supplier before committing.
Quotas, territorial availability, and usage conditions are not confirmed and should be checked with the supplier. The supplier summary lists no free plan or trial, so any free access must be confirmed directly. Generated documents require review by an architect; no design or construction compliance is guaranteed. Pricing depends on project size and sector and is only provided on quotation.
Open the supplier site and check the current pricing page for a free tier, trial, or sample credit allowance before committing. Ask what one credit covers in real documentation or modeling work and how consumption is measured. During any trial, run a small project from your own standards and QA rules, then compare the output against your usual sheets. Confirm quotas, availability in your region, and usage terms in writing with the supplier.
