OpenGeometry

There's Nothing Like This We started with a simple question. How do we build better tools for people to design, build, and create physical buildings? The deeper we went, the more obvious it was. To get buildings right in the real world, you first need to get them right inside your CAD app. And every CAD app depends on one thing, a Geometry Kernel. Either you use one or maintain it yourself. We looked around and realized… nothing out there felt built for the future we wanted. So we wrote our own. All working together smoothly, as they should have from the beginning. Not plugins. Not hacks. Actual geometry infrastructure built for modern applications and AI-native workflows. Turns out, writing our own Geometry Kernel was the answer. Now we have A Geometry Kernel A Toolkit Should we build our own app now? Because the more we build OpenGeometry, the more it feels like we’re only scratching the surface of what’s possible. If you’re building CAD tools, spatial software, or AI design systems, OpenGeometry might be the missing piece. Pair it with your AI agent. It just works. We think the next generation of building software will feel fundamentally different. And we’re building toward that future. #cad #opengeometry #bim #aeco

From rockets to architecture, if it needs geometry, we support it. A few days ago, someone asked us if our geometry kernel is only meant for architecture. Short answer, no! You can design rockets with it, too. The sky is not the limit. It depends on your use case. And to be clear, these are not mesh files. These are full BREP models. This isn’t just visualization. It’s a real geometric modeling kernel. BREP-based, supporting solid modeling workflows, running natively on the web. Back to AECO again, we have some commitments. If you’re building anything that depends on OpenGeometry, this is for you. Follow along and sign up for updates. #aeco #opengeometry #opensource #cad #bim

A good problem to have. Came back from a hike in the woods, opened my inbox and saw this! Our demo of the OpenGeometry + a simple tool went out yesterday. 100 new signups. In a single day. Turns out, everyone in AECO needs a geometry kernel and a tool that actually works for them. Now we need to keep up. What are you all using for managing signups? Looking for something simple, fast, and scalable. Check out the tweet below👇 #opengeometry #cad #aeco #bim

Geometry changes everything. A year ago, we started building OpenGeometry around a problem that kept bothering us. We built a geometry kernel because we knew it was fundamental. Today, it’s clear. Everyone in AEC needs a solid geometry core. AI without control over geometry is just noise. Ionut is building his app using OpenGeometry and showed what’s possible. Today, we pulled together a quick end-to-end flow to see how far we could go. Text to floor plans. Floorplans to CAD. CAD to render. Under a minute! It all works. Not by chance, but because the geometry layer is strong. That’s the difference! You can do the same thing we did here. It’s open source. If you want the exact workflow we used, drop a comment, and I’ll share it. #cad #bim #aeco #opengeometry

Not stopping at this. We promised. We delivered. Powered by OpenGeometry. Create Walls, extend them with Openings, Doors, and Windows. Parametric and supported by BREP shapes. We are not stopping at this. Many of you who’ve been in touch already know what’s coming next. Our goal is simple. Make spatial design more intuitive, flexible, and powerful. If this resonates, join us. Sign up and be part of what we’re building. Curious to know more? Our DMs are open. #opensource #opengeometry #cad #bim #aeco