qbiq

What the maker publishes

API

The technology page states qbiq currently has no API and that one is on its roadmap. source

Architect review

qbiq says its AI-generated floor plans are validated by in-house architects. source

Company history

qbiq says a team came together in 2019 to automate architectural planning. source

Customer support

The help center directs prospective users to book a free demo with qbiq representatives. source

Deliverables

The site lists floor plans, rendered images, virtual tours, Revit and CAD outputs, quantity takeoffs, and data analysis. source

Design-code limitation

qbiq says its designs do not check specific codes and that final compliance verification remains with architects and local authorities. source

Input and output formats

qbiq says it accepts floor plans in PDF, DWG, and CAD and provides CAD, Revit, and high-resolution 3D walkthrough outputs. source

Integrations

qbiq says its visualizations and test-fits can be embedded in property listings such as CoStar and LoopNet. source

Intellectual property

qbiq says the client exclusively owns the output and that it will not share or distribute it without the client's explicit permission. source

Planning output

Its help page says users can receive three 2D layout alternatives and a 3D video tour within 24 hours. source

Privacy limitation

The technology page says qbiq is not officially GDPR compliant, though its data and information policies follow GDPR data-processing regulations. source

Product

qbiq is an AI-powered office space design platform for brokers, architects, landlords, and tenants. source

Security

The technology page states qbiq is ISO 27001 certified and stores user data on Amazon Web Services. source

Who it serves

The company lists architects and construction firms, landlords, real estate service providers, and tenants as customer groups. source