BIMORA is a sophisticated, browser-based software platform designed for AI-assisted architectural design and Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflows. The platform integrates various aspects of architectural design such as site planning, zoning, and creating editable architectural drawings, all within a unified environment. Its features include synchronized 2D/3D modeling, multi-floor workflows, interior furnishing, and mobile-oriented editing tools. An AI assistant is under development to enhance user interaction, although its reliability requires further validation. Despite its comprehensive capabilities, BIMORA is currently pre-revenue, with no commercial launch or paying customers reported.
The platform represents a promising opportunity for potential buyers interested in the architectural Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) market or integrations with Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC)/BIM or PropTech ventures. The original founder seeks a strategic purchaser with the resources to spearhead commercial deployment, offering possibilities for full acquisition or hybrid purchase agreements. The sale includes seller-owned source code, brand assets, domain rights, and documentation, excluding any third-party accounts or services unless terms permit.
Prospective buyers are encouraged to examine the live product demo and request additional technical details such as a dependency inventory or known limitations. Transition support will be negotiated prior to finalizing any sale agreements. The offering is open for consideration without preset transactional conditions. Interested parties need to engage through a dedicated platform to explore the opportunity further.
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