Make better decisions earlier.
See options in context. Review earthworks, road geometry, network behaviour and movement before committing to a design direction.
A new perspective on civil design
Meet CivilGeniX. The design-first platform that brings your terrain, roads, water and drawings into one connected workflow.
Design · Visualise · Publish
CivilGeniX for Windows
Private early access. Public installer coming later.
01 / Why CivilGeniX
Civil projects are connected. Your tools should be too. Explore alternatives, understand their impact and move from a workable idea to a clear deliverable with the design still at the centre.
See options in context. Review earthworks, road geometry, network behaviour and movement before committing to a design direction.
Parametric objects carry geometry and engineering properties. Trace model revisions and refresh derived views as the design develops.
Plan a drawing set, generate views and prepare quantities and exchange files from your chosen design option.
02 / How it comes together
A road is more than linework. A pipe is more than a symbol. A drawing is more than a snapshot.
Build with intelligent civil objects, examine the results in Plan, 3D, Profile and Section, then bring those views into a dedicated drawing workspace. The model connects the decisions.
See it in actionOne model connects geometry, analysis, alternatives and deliverables. Hover, focus or tap a topic to explore.
Platform demonstration
See terrain, road corridors, water networks and drawing production within a coordinated engineering workflow. A two-minute introduction to CivilGeniX.
Ready when you are.
03 / Engineering capabilities
Explore model-based workflows for terrain, transportation infrastructure and water networks. Review geometric relationships, analysis results and drawing outputs in a common project coordinate system, with configurable units and regional design references.
Captured in CivilGeniX. Feature-library videos are silent; engineering workflow summaries accompany each demonstration.
The model doesn’t stop at design
Start with a drawing register. Generate road and network sheets, place model views, crop and annotate. Keep sheet presentation independent of your design workspace.
Explore drawing production ↗Exchange geometry and properties through IFC 4.3 ADD2, IFC 4, IFC 2x3, LandXML, GIS, DWG and DXF. Include corridor and junction layer solids or closed terrain bodies in IFC.
Explore exchange formats ↗Coordinate work through encrypted LAN/VPN check-ins and reviewed changes. Share read-only browser models with the wider team and give AI agents scoped access to typed, traceable model commands.
Explore collaboration ↗Designed for where you work
Start with your project’s coordinate system. CivilGeniX suggests regional road, drainage, pressure and clearance references, component catalogues, units and driving side. You keep control of the settings.
These are configurable project references, not certification of complete compliance. Check coverage and the governing edition for your project; numerical checks and verified criteria vary by tool. Local authority and utility-owner requirements remain part of the design review.
04 / Who it’s for
One connected place for the disciplines that make a civil project work.
Civil designers & engineers
Terrain, grading, roads and services with design checks and quantities close to the model.
Water & drainage teams
Gravity and pressure design, SWMM and EPANET analysis, profiles and result playback.
Land developers & planners
Site context, parcels, building demand and option comparisons that make alternatives visible.
Drafters & project teams
Drawing registers, generated sheets, annotation, exchange files and guided learning.
The feature picture
Compare 56 engineering workflows across CivilGeniX and established civil platforms. Expand a category or search for the capabilities that matter to your project.
Reviewed 30 September 2026. CGX scope reflects the 26.1.17 feature guides and current Shared Viewer. Row descriptions explain the CGX workflow; other products may implement it differently. Companion products are named explicitly. “Check availability” means the exact workflow is unverified; “Not Available” refers to a documented limitation. Asterisks have scope notes in the linked sources.
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The bottom line
CivilGeniX brings modelling, analysis, visualisation and drawing production around the same design intent. Help shape what comes next.
Be part of early accessLet’s build something better
Tell us a little about your work and what you’d like to explore. We’ll be in touch about CivilGeniX and early access.
The installer is not publicly available yet. Access is arranged directly with the team.