Upload an IFC model and it opens within seconds. No installation, no plugin that only runs on one laptop, no viewer licence per workstation. Everyone on the project looks at the same model, on a desktop in the office and on a tablet on site.
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An IFC file is more than geometry. It carries the structure of the building, the type of every element and all properties that were filled in by the modeller. A viewer that only shows shapes is not enough for coordination. IFCview reads the hierarchy, the IFC classes and the property sets, so you can search, filter and check what is really in the model.
The viewer is built for the browser, so there is nothing to install and nothing to keep updated. The interface stays usable with touch input, which matters when you walk the site with a tablet in one hand. Open the project link, wait for the model and start looking.
Measuring only helps when the point you pick is the point you meant. Snapping locks the cursor to vertices, edges, midpoints and faces, and works on section cuts as well. Save a measurement and it stays available for the rest of the team, with the viewpoint it was taken from.
Projects rarely consist of one file. Load the architectural, structural and services models next to each other and toggle them per discipline. When a new revision arrives, upload it as a version so earlier work such as issues and planning stays linked to the same elements.
Clashes, questions and site findings belong on the element they are about. In IFCview you place an issue on the object itself, with a viewpoint, photos and an owner. The whole team sees the same status, so nobody has to search a mailbox for the latest version.
Give elements a planned date, filter the model by week and let the site report what is finished. Progress becomes visible in colour in the model and in the calendar, without a separate spreadsheet that is out of date by Monday afternoon.
Create an account, upload an IFC file and invite your team. You are looking at your own model within minutes.
