Free public beta. No waitlist, no application.
SuperHive is ai71's AI-native construction-intelligence suite, built to put AI reasoning to work across the full project lifecycle. It operates directly on the models and documents teams already produce rather than asking anyone to change how they work, and its aim is simple: take the slow, manual, error-prone parts of delivery and make them fast, checkable, and repeatable. The suite is built as a set of studios spanning the project lifecycle:
- Design validation & analysis, live, and opening to the public today
- Schedule intelligence, in development
- Cost estimation, market intelligence, supply chain, and digital twin, coming next
Today the first of those studios opens to the public, free, as a public beta. No waitlist, no application, no sales call.
The bottleneck nobody budgets for
The deadline for a design check gets set before anyone knows how long the check will actually take. A BIM coordinator opens the model, opens the applicable rules, hundreds of pages of them across building regulations, internal specifications, and clash rules, and works through them by hand. A missed clause rarely surfaces in review. It surfaces months later, on site, as a redline or a change-order dispute that costs far more to fix than it would have at the model stage. The work is slow because one reviewer is cross-referencing hundreds of clauses against thousands of model elements by eye, with no way to re-check the whole set when the design moves.
Design Studio, open to the public
SuperHive's Design Studio reads a building's IFC model directly, the same geometry a design team already exports for review, and validates it against the applicable rule catalog, rule by rule. You run it whenever the design changes, not once at the end of a review cycle.
The result: minutes instead of weeks. A full check against hundreds of rules runs in minutes; the manual equivalent stretches across days of reviewer time, multi-discipline review, and revision rounds. Because the check runs on every version instead of once at handoff, an issue surfaces while it is still cheap to fix, well before it reaches a permit desk or a change-order dispute.
Every flag cites the rule it breaks and the model element that triggered it, so your design lead gets a verified starting point to work from, not a black-box verdict.
Beyond the checkers teams already run
The rule-based checkers a BIM coordinator already runs are capable tools, but every check is built by hand on a workstation: someone authors the clash tests or tunes the rule templates, one at a time. Design Studio reasons across the model instead, weighing geometry, properties, spatial relationships, and classification against the applicable rule catalog. The difference is what happens after the check: not a list of clashes to interpret, but a verdict with the reasoning behind it, traced element by element.
Leading developers are already using it. As of today, anyone can join them.
The point, in Chiara Marcati's words:
"A model check that used to take weeks now takes minutes. That isn't a faster version of the old process; it's proof the delays this industry lives with were never inevitable. Opening SuperHive as a public beta puts that directly in the hands of the people who feel those delays every day."
Run your own check
See for yourself. The public beta is free and open now: no waitlist, no application, no sales call to get started. Register at beta.superhive.ai71.ai, upload your own IFC model, and run it against SuperHive's rule catalog. Run it once and see what it catches.
Try it now: beta.superhive.ai71.ai
