One download. It finds the modelling software already installed on your machine and sets each one up for you — the plugin it needs, the runtime it needs, and the connection between them.
Installer links, version details and the release date will be published here when downloads open.
Nothing is changed inside your models during setup. The installer touches your SketchUp extensions folder and your Rhino plugins folder, and nothing else.
| Supported | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10, Windows 11 | macOS is in testing — join the list |
| SketchUp | 2021 and newer | Pro or Studio. SketchUp Free (web) cannot load extensions |
| Rhino | 7, 8 and 9 | Grasshopper definitions are left untouched |
| Blender | Not supported | The open-source route is good enough there — why |
| Account | Required | Model usage is paid for with points |
The engine and both plugins run on macOS, and we are testing with a small group before releasing it. Release updates will be published on this website.
If you are on a Mac today and do not want to wait, the community MCP servers work there now. Both setup guides cover the macOS steps: SketchUp, Rhino.
The app names the failing part rather than handing you a stack trace, and offers the fix where it can apply one. If you want to understand what it is doing underneath — or you are on an open-source route — both troubleshooting pages list every failure we have seen with the fix for each: SketchUp, Rhino.
Not a demo model. Open a real project, give it one job from the list on the software pages, and see whether the result is something you would keep.