Built by people who've been in the coordination meeting when the RFI call came in.

Before founding Bimvyne in 2025, Marcus Ellison spent years as a BIM manager at architecture firms in Austin and Dallas. He ran coordination meetings. He ran Navisworks. He exported 300-clash reports and spent hours manually deciding what actually mattered before he could call the subconsultants. The Navisworks session was the least of it — the real problem was turning that data into something the MEP lead would act on before the next meeting.

The issue wasn't that clash detection was hard. Navisworks can find clashes. The problem was everything around the detection: which clashes were real coordination issues at the current LOD versus geometry placeholders from schematic phase, which discipline owned resolution, and whether anyone would close the loop before the GC walkthrough. An unfiltered 300-row clash export doesn't answer any of those questions.

Bimvyne is the tool Marcus wished existed during those meetings. LOD-aware severity scoring, discipline-routed assignment, and a pre-meeting digest that puts the 15 clashes that actually need resolution in front of the right people — six hours before anyone walks in the room.