Arkyv provides an AI‑powered platform that centralizes architectural data and automates building‑code compliance checks. Users define workflow steps—such as verifying exits, door dimensions, fire‑rating schedules, and room data—and the Arkyv Agent runs source‑backed checks across drawings and documents, surfacing clashes, duplicate types, and severity‑sorted issues in a shared collaborative canvas. This integration reduces manual cross‑referencing, cuts errors, and speeds the move from concept to client‑ready deliverables for architectural firms.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Architects and design teams often spend extensive time manually cross-referencing building codes, fire ratings, door dimensions, and room data across multiple documents and tools, leading to errors, duplicated effort, and delayed project timelines.
Solution
Arkyv offers an AI‑powered platform that centralizes architectural data and automates compliance verification. Users define their workflow steps—such as checking exits against code, listing tight doors, matching fire‑rating schedules, and flagging incomplete room information—and the Arkyv Agent executes these tasks across source documents without manual intervention. The system surfaces clashes, duplicate types, and severity‑sorted issues in a shared collaborative canvas, enabling real‑time design iteration and consistent documentation. By integrating compliance checks directly into the design environment, Arkyv reduces context‑switching and accelerates the path from concept to client‑ready deliverables.
Target Audience
Primary users are architectural firms and design teams that need integrated code compliance and quality assurance within their BIM and drafting workflows.
Features
- Agentic automated workflows that ingest drawings, schedules, and code PDFs to perform source‑backed compliance checks
- AI-driven detection of code violations such as exit requirements, door clearances, and fire‑rating mismatches
- Real‑time identification of incomplete room data, duplicate element types, and clash severity ranking
- Collaborative design canvas where multiple stakeholders can view, comment, and resolve issues together
- Flexible rule definition allowing custom code references, zoning constraints, and project‑specific standards