Keep design intent aligned
Compare plans, schedules, details, elevations, and specifications for requirements that drift as the design develops.
Cross-check drawings, specifications, consultant sets, checklists, and building codes in one review. Groundbook AI helps your team find coordination gaps while they are still design problems—not field problems.
Groundbook AI for architects is an AI plan review that cross-checks the architectural set against consultant drawings, specifications, schedules, checklists, and building codes in one pass. It flags possible coordination gaps, inconsistencies, and compliance questions with the exact sheet and location, so the architect of record can resolve them before they become RFIs or rework. Already in plan check? See how to respond to plan check comments.
Architectural sets carry thousands of relationships. Groundbook AI gives project teams a systematic first pass across them.
Compare plans, schedules, details, elevations, and specifications for requirements that drift as the design develops.
Surface possible clashes and omissions where architectural, structural, MEP, civil, and fire-protection documents meet.
Find questions before permit, bid, or construction—when the team still has time to resolve them cleanly.
Choose the documents and checks that match the milestone. Groundbook AI returns structured, source-linked findings for your team to verify.
Compare room, door, finish, wall, equipment, key-note, and detail information across related sheets and schedules.
Look for mismatched materials, ratings, products, dimensions, and performance requirements between the set and project manual.
Follow interfaces with structure, MEP, fire protection, civil, landscape, and interiors across the complete project set.
Apply your QA/QC, owner, permit, accessibility, or code checklist, and compare against the codes governments publish online. Licensed codes are used only where a license allows it.
Align two issued PDF sets, organize added, removed, and revised information, and draft a concise change narrative with sheet references for the architect and engineers to verify before sharing with contractors.
Available to beta users upon requestAdd drawings, specifications, consultant documents, and checklists for the review. You can also upload a code you’re licensed to use, where your license allows it. Use the design milestone guide to define the expected scope. Follow the architectural drawing review checklist to trace plans, sections, schedules, and details.
Choose cross-file coordination, drawing-to-spec, checklist, and code-source comparisons.
Open findings with their supporting evidence, verify them, and route the right items for action.
Groundbook AI accelerates the first pass and organizes possible issues. It does not stamp, seal, approve, or replace architectural or engineering review.
Yes. Upload architectural, structural, MEP, fire-protection, civil, landscape, interiors, and other project documents together so the review can follow relationships across disciplines.
Yes. Upload a firm, owner, permit, or project-specific checklist and include checklist conformance in the review scope.
No. Groundbook AI organizes possible issues and their evidence for qualified review. The architect and responsible professionals retain all design and professional decisions.
Yes. DD-to-CD change narratives are available to beta users upon request, with source-linked changes for the architect and engineers to verify. Explore drawing comparison.
Try the current review workflow, or show us how your team prepares milestone change narratives.
Catch coordination errors before your set goes out
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