LooseVerge.

Construction software · Egypt

Custom Revit add-ins·BIM services·Construction technology

We build the software we use on real projects.

Most construction software comes from one of two places: BIM people who cannot build software, or software people guessing at construction. LooseVerge is run by a practising BIM / MEP engineer who ships production tools — so the proof is the software itself, not a slide deck.

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What is shipping

HUSTL

In use — v1.6.0

A Revit add-in for MEP and documentation work: about 27 tools behind one ribbon tab. Its core idea is that a firm's naming standard is data, not code — HUSTL reads the firm's own convention workbook and applies it to families, types, levels, worksets, views and sheets, rather than hard-coding one company's rules.

What matters commercially is not the tool count. It is that the whole delivery stack around it already exists and works.

  • Revit2021 – 2027, from a single codebase
  • InstallBranded installer, per-user, no admin rights, every Revit year at once
  • LicensingPer-device authorisation against a live API; approve or revoke a machine from a web console
  • UpdatesSelf-updating — checks on Revit start, downloads in the background, installs on exit
  • TelemetryWhich tools get opened, and by how many people. Nothing from anyone's model

Honestly stated: HUSTL has been built for and proven against one firm's standard so far. It is designed to be re-pointed at another firm's convention workbook, and that is exactly what a custom engagement does — but it has not yet been done for a paying client.

QUANT

In development

A desktop application that reconciles a bill of quantities against a cost-code dictionary, and bridges both to the Revit model for 5D. A BOQ arrives as somebody's spreadsheet, in somebody's phrasing, with its own column layout; matching it to the firm's dictionary is slow, manual, and where the errors are. QUANT does that matching, says which division each line belongs to, and writes missing items back in the dictionary's own phrasing.

Pre-release. Not available to buy, and not yet priced.

02

What we do

  1. Custom Revit add-ins Bespoke tooling for firms with their own standards and workflows. You are not buying a feature — you are buying installer, licensing, updates and support, and that stack already exists.
  2. BIM services Modelling, coordination, documentation and standards enforcement, done by someone who does this work on live projects.
  3. Family creation Parametric Revit families built to your standard, quoted per family or per set.
  4. Construction technology Anything where software removes manual work on a project — take-off, reconciliation, reporting, model-to-data pipelines.
  5. AI automation Agents and pipelines for construction businesses: document handling, submittal and RFI triage, report generation. The domain knowledge is the hard part, not the model.
03

Who

LooseVerge is Mostafa Kamel, a BIM / MEP engineer working on live projects in Egypt and building tools for them. Every product here started as a problem on a real job, which is why they behave like something an engineer would want to use rather than something demonstrated in a webinar.

04

Get in touch

If you have a standard nobody can keep to, a repeated task eating a modeller's week, or a spreadsheet somebody reconciles by hand — that is the conversation worth having.

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