Download the 14-day trial
The trial is the full product: the same build a working architectural practice ran on its live projects through beta. Install it beside Revit, open a live project, and time the three tasks you already know hurt. No Dynamo, no Python, no prompting — every workflow here is a group, sort, filter, fill-down or find-and-replace and faster than coding or prompting AI. It is as much at home on a forty-sheet house with one seat as on a workshared central.
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- Autodesk Revit 2024, 2025, 2026 or 2027
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- [.NET 8 desktop runtime: bundled or required — confirm]
- No internet connection needed to run; the licence checks in periodically and tolerates 14 days offline
- Close Revit.
- Run the MSI. The default is a per-machine install; a per-user install is offered for machines without administrator rights.
- Start Revit. IQ Tools appears on the ribbon under [TAB NAME].
- Open a model and press [BUTTON]. The grid fills from the local cache.
Windows Settings → Apps → IQ Tools → Uninstall. The add-in, the ribbon entry and the per-project caches are removed. Nothing is left in your models: IQ Tools writes only what you approved in a Sync Review, and that is ordinary Revit data.
Detail, including silent install switches for deployment tools, is in the documentation.
Thirty minutes to learn the grid. Thirty to time three tasks.
Beta teams ran every core grid feature unsupervised after one 30-minute session. Spend the second half on the study's own recommendation: do these three tasks in Revit first, then in IQ Tools, on the same model.
- A parameter audit. Find every element in one category where a parameter is blank. Fix them.
- A sheet metadata pass. Set drawn-by and checked-by across a set of sheets.
- One bulk edit. Change one parameter on fifty elements. Notice how long Revit is unavailable each way.