Company
Who builds click2BIM, and why should you trust it?
click2BIM exists to give architects, BIM managers and GIS specialists their time back.
It started as a problem, not as a product
click2BIM is developed by AXONTARA in engineering partnership with Optinum and Loricatus — a combined organisation of 40+ structural, civil, BIM, GIS and software engineers.
It was not conceived by a marketing team and built backward into engineering. It happened the other way round: engineers who had spent careers solving real coordinate-geometry problems decided scan-to-BIM could be solved properly, not approximated.
Three things that follow from that
Started from a real problem
Not a market someone went looking for. A job that took too long, solved by the people it was costing.
Domain-led, not trend-led
Built by people who have worked inside BIM, GIS and construction-data pipelines.
Tested on live projects
Every release is validated against real buildings before it ships, not against a benchmark set.
The people behind click2BIM
How it started
Agoston HolmanFound the problemBrings deep expertise in construction, point clouds and BIM into click2BIM. He guides how the system interprets real-world buildings, translating construction logic and BIM principles into rules the development team can turn into software.
His focus is teaching click2BIM to understand what it sees, recognise what it means, and transform reality into highly accurate BIM.
Oskar de WaalTurned it into a productTranslated the problem into a concept and leads commercial and operational direction, from algorithm to production platform.
Jeremy BreytenbachBuilt the engineLeads the geometry engine, turning applied mathematics into a deterministic processing pipeline.
The team
Lethabo TshidiTurns mathematics into an engine that never changes its mind.
Kamryn NortonFinds the order hiding in a cloud of dots.
Tinashe ChingozhaGets every object standing exactly where it should.
What we mean by BIM for everyone
Accurate BIM modelling should not be limited to firms with the biggest budgets or the largest in-house teams.
Any architect, BIM manager or GIS specialist, anywhere, should be able to turn a scan into a model they can trust: built with the same mathematics an engineer would use by hand, at a speed no human team could match.
That is what we mean by BIM for everyone.
Start with one building
Register, drop a scan, and look at what comes back. You see the model and the price before you decide.