Standards, 3D models, program, RFIs, fire penetrations, trackers and site records, together and searchable. Ask what clearance applies and you get the number with the clause, the drawing and the revision behind it. Clashes are measured, not guessed. You still make the call.
The whole delivery chain
From the code library to the 3D model to the punch list. All 58 tools, grouped into the parts of the job they belong to. Nothing held back for a demo.
9 tools
Ask, retrieve and cite across every document, drawing and standard.
7 tools
Embed codes, check compliance and trace every finding back to a clause.
8 tools
Federate IFCs, detect clashes deterministically and coordinate to a decision.
7 tools
Programs, weather risk, meetings and claims in one controlled view.
10 tools
RFIs, NCRs, diaries and quality records — captured on site, tied to standards.
9 tools
Track rooms, long-lead items and submissions through to commissioning.
8 tools
Projects, members, portals and the platform controls behind them.
On site
The work that goes wrong goes wrong on the floor. A hold point missed, a penetration unrecorded, a snag photographed and forgotten. Citebuilt goes out with you: same login, same project, same records the office is reading.
Add Citebuilt to a phone or tablet home screen in two taps. No app store, no MDM ticket, no waiting on IT to approve a rollout.
Basements, cores and lift shafts have no bars. What you capture is queued on the device and syncs itself the moment you walk back into coverage.
Photos land in the site diary, punch list, fire-penetration records and drone captures, attached to the record instead of stranded in a camera roll.
A dedicated mobile app is being built for the crews who live in the field: faster capture, background sync, and the hardware a browser keeps at arm’s length.
Not released yet. Until it lands, the installable web app does the same job on every phone and tablet, offline capture included.
How it works
Knowledge to coordination to site to handover — connected end to end, in order.
Documents, drawings and standards are read with OCR, embedded and chunked — so every answer links back to its clause and revision.
Federate IFC models and run a deterministic clash engine. AI triages; geometry facts never come from a model — your engineer decides.
RFIs, NCRs, diaries, punch lists and quality records — captured on site and tied straight back to the standards that govern them.
Rooms, long-lead equipment and submissions move through commissioning to a traceable, audit-ready handover.
Never an unsourced answer
Retrieval respects revisions and supersession. The copilot answers from your project's documents, drawings and the embedded code library — and shows you exactly which clause it came from.
Is the chilled-water riser clearance compliant?
Yes — the modelled clearance is 312 mm, above the 300 mm minimum.
Why Citebuilt exists
I'm a delivery engineer. I built Citebuilt because I was tired of the job itself: standards in one folder, the model in another, the program in a spreadsheet, and the answer to a simple clearance question buried in a 2 GB PDF nobody had time to open.
Every tool here started as a problem on a real site — a fire penetration that had to trace back to a tested system, a long-lead item that slipped, a clash caught too late. No fluff, no black boxes. If it doesn't help you close out the work, it isn't here.
Designed on live projects — data centres, hospitals, airports — not in a demo.
Every answer points to the clause, drawing and revision it came from.
Deterministic facts first. AI assists; the engineer decides. Always.
58+ connected tools across 7 disciplines, one login.
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Reach your projects, the standards library and the 3D coordination workspace. Access is managed by your project administrator.
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