Built for the people on the job.

Paving foreman, site crew, on-site 3D tech — open the model you’re responsible for, see if the geometry and profiles are real, and explain what isn’t. Not a Civil 3D seat. Not an engineering degree.

Beta

Mini Suite

The everyday field tool: load a LandXML, inspect plan alignments, review vertical profiles, and export a smaller subset for the lines that matter.

Includes Alignment Viewer, Profile Viewer, and Load & Export.

Beta

Full Suite

Everything in Mini, plus design ride-quality (IRI) reporting, model vs actual comparison, and fuller export/log tools — still one Windows desktop app.

Same open-and-verify idea; deeper tools when the job needs them.

In suite

Alignment Viewer

Plan view of horizontal alignments. See true arcs vs segmented approximations where the model supports it — the geometry questions that burn curb & gutter and stringless prep when they’re wrong.

More detail →

In suite

Profile Viewer

Vertical geometry from the design model. Confirm profiles actually exist on the lines you’re paving, and that they line up with alignment length — catch empty or mismatched profile data before the crew is on site.

Ships in Mini Suite and Full Suite.

In suite

Load & Export

Open the master LandXML, turn lines on or off, and export a smaller file for the selection you care about — without rewriting the designer’s model.

Full Suite

IRI Report

Design ride quality on the model (ProVAL-style checks) so ride surprises get found before the pour — not only after the profiler.

Full Suite

Model vs Actual

Compare design to field profiler results when you need a clear picture on site.

Standalone

XML to ProVAL

LandXML → 1 ft profile text for import into ProVAL when you need the official report path without a CAD export marathon.

More detail →

Standalone

Alignment Viewer app

Standalone plan-view tool when you only need horizontal geometry checks outside the suite.

Honest scope: Pre-release software for evaluation on real jobs. It helps you see and explain model problems in plain language — it does not replace your judgment, agency process, or contractual pay-quantity checks.