Use cases
Everyone at the firm, on the same page.
Architects, designers, and visualizers come for the presentation, and project managers for the review that follows it. Business development, proposal, and marketing teams stay for what it tells them. Principals get the whole firm in one view. Find your role.
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Present and review the work
Architects and DesignersPresent the building or the space, not a PDF of it, and know which option landed.Foveate for architects and designers
Computational DesignersRun your own code on the slide, embed live 3D and design tools, and build decks from scripts.Foveate for computational designers
VisualizersDeliver renders, video, and 3D in one link, and get approval on the image.Foveate for visualizers
Project ManagersEveryone on the latest version, with every comment on the record.Foveate for project managersWin the next job
Business DevelopmentFind the right pursuits, know the client, and call when they are reading.Foveate for BD directors
Proposal ManagersFrom RFP to compliant, designed response in one place, with no InDesign handoff.Foveate for proposal managers
Marketing CoordinatorsOn-brand decks from your project library, without rebuilding the same slides.Foveate for marketing coordinators
PrincipalsThe whole firm's pipeline, win rate, and why you lose, in one view.Foveate for principalsFurther reading
How other firms are using this
What changed for the firms and studios running their pursuits on Foveate, in their own words.
- 01Case StudyThe 'Difficult Client' Who Wasn't DifficultThe client kept changing direction. The firm was losing money on rework. Everyone assumed the client was the problem. They weren't. Nobody had taken the time to understand what they actually wanted — because the profession doesn't have tools for that.7 min read
- 02Case StudyThe Innovation Was InvisiblePeter Arbour invented a building technology that could change how cities look and perform. Investors kept passing. Not because the technology wasn't real — because the pitch materials couldn't make them feel it.6 min read
- 03Case StudyThe Problem Is Never One ToolPolycam had democratized 3D scanning. But their users couldn't get scans into the tools they actually use without losing their minds. One user gave up and reverted to 2D DWG imports. That frustration — the space between tools — became the insight that shaped Foveate's platform architecture.7 min read
- 04InterviewHow Immersive Architecture Presentations Are Winning More ClientsOn the EntreArchitect Podcast, Kitae Kim shares why connection, not just concepts, wins projects, and how immersive storytelling with Foveate helps designers communicate value, build trust, and close with confidence.5 min read
- 05PressFoveate Takes the Stage at BuiltWorlds 2025: A Glimpse into the Future of Building TechInteractive presentations are revolutionizing how architects communicate their vision. Foveate was asked to showcase just how at BuiltWorlds 2025.6 min read
- 06ProgramFoveate Founding Partners: AI Pilots that actually work and prove ROIMIT's 2025 GenAI Divide study found 95% of enterprise AI pilots fail. Specialized vendor partnerships cut that failure rate by 65 percentage points. The Founding Partner program is Foveate's operationalization of that pattern.4 min read
- 07InterviewRethinking the Pursuit Process: Kitae Kim on CGconnect's Startup ConversationsFoveate co-founder Kitae Kim joins CGconnect's Startup Conversations, hosted by Roderick Bates, to discuss the pursuit process for architecture and design firms: qualification, proposals, client intelligence, and storytelling.6 min read
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