Ask why, on any clause.
Every clause comes with the reasoning: what the standard asks for, what the project documents already say, and what is still open. No tab hunting, no PDF trawling.
Standards & Guidance
Guidance written for this job, not a library.
A reference library tells you what a standard says. Avoice tells you what to know, what to consider and what you’ve left out, on this building, this system, this clause. A second brain on the project.
Book a demoIt reads the project first.
Drawings, schedules and consultant reports go in. What comes back is about this building and this system, not the general case.
Nothing goes out half-decided.
Open items are named with the decision behind them, who owns it, and what it affects further down the spec.
Guidance written for this project
Every section comes with guidance drawn from the drawings, schedules and reports already on the job. Not a library to search through, the specific thing you need to know before you write it.
- See what’s missing before you write the section
- Every standard and regulation read in project context
- Sources shown for every note, down to the page
Every line traceable to its source
Each section records what it was written from: the standard and its edition, the product data, the drawing revision. When a standard is superseded or a drawing is reissued, you know exactly which sections it touched.
- Standards checked current at every issue
- Product data tied to the section that cites it
- See which sections a reissued drawing affects