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Parametric by default.

Thirty-one Revit tools on one ribbon tab. Families that flex instead of break. Project files that start clean. And courses that teach the reasoning behind the button, not just where it is. Move the cursor: the site model above is live.

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31Tools on the ribbon
15Ribbon panels
1Tab to learn
4Libraries: plugins, families, files, courses
A-001About

Fewer workarounds. More design time.

Parametra is one studio's answer to the repetitive parts of Revit: the tags that never line up, the planting that has to be placed twice, the sheets that take an afternoon to renumber.

Everything here comes from live projects. The plugins sit on a single BIM Tools tab, the families are built to be flexed, the files are the templates and libraries we actually start from, and the courses explain how each of them was made.

P-100Revit plugins

Thirty-one tools, one tab, no detours.

Scatter planting across a surface or along a path, read shadows before the client asks, and line up every tag on the sheet in a click. Each tool below is a live preview of what the ribbon button does inside Revit.

Surface Scatter — preview
Host
Layout
Randomness seed

Scatter that reads the site

Surface Scatter fills a floor, toposolid or filled region from your Plant Library at a spacing you set, with jitter so nothing looks stamped. Path Scatter follows a model line, and Edit Scatter re-flows the set when the boundary moves.

Shadows before the meeting

Shadow Analysis reads the project location and the sun settings you already have, then reports shaded area per surface. Shadow Links keeps those results tied to the elements, so the schedule updates when the massing does.

Sheets that line themselves up

Align Tags, Align Elements, Align Viewports and Align Railing share one idea: select, pick an edge, done. Manage Viewports and Manage Legends keep whole sheet sets consistent.

ToposolidsFilled regionsModel linesSchedulesSheets

The whole tab

15 panels · 31 tools
F-200Parametric families

Families that flex instead of break.

Every family in the library is built the same way: shared parameters, formulas that guard against impossible values, and a type catalog so the office standard sizes are one click away. Drag the sliders and watch the geometry, the schedule values and the material take-off follow.

Pergola family — flex test
Type catalog
—Rafters
—Posts
—Timber m³
—Footprint m²
—Rafter cover

Type catalogs, not type soup

Standard sizes ship as a catalog, so a project loads only the types it needs and the family stays light. Custom sizes are one instance parameter away and never break the standard ones.

Formulas that refuse to fail

Rafter count, post spacing and member sizes are derived, not typed. Push a dimension too far and the family clamps it instead of throwing a constraint error at the person who least expects it.

Scheduled from day one

Shared parameters mean the pergola volume, the planter soil quantity and the bench seat length all land in schedules without a mapping exercise.

Shared parametersType catalogsNested familiesAdaptiveDetail items

The library by category

R-300Revit files

Start from a file that is already tidy.

Templates with the view templates, filters and browser organisation done. Sample projects to learn from. Detail libraries and schedule packs you can transfer in with one Transfer Project Standards. Filter the shelf, open a file, see what is inside.

Library shelf — browser
FileTypeDisciplineVersionsSize

Learn the reasoning

Learn the why behind every button.

Short, project-based courses that build the same things the studio ships: a ribbon tab of your own, a family library that flexes, and a documentation set that goes out clean.

Ideas worth keeping on the desk.

The thinking behind the tools, written for people who want the principle as well as the shortcut.

New notesAs the toolkit grows
Written aroundReal project deadlines
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Current buildv2.4.0September 2026

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