Tandm is Revit-native design software for fire protection professionals. It automates wet and dry fire design, sprinklers, smoke detectors, heat detectors, and occupant warning speakers, delivering fast, compliant layouts directly inside your model.
Yes. Tandm Fire Sprinklers handles your full wet fire scope, and Tandm Fire Detection (Dry Fire) brings smoke detectors, heat detectors, and occupant warning speakers into the same Revit-native workflow — coordinating automatically with each other when used together.
Tandm Dry Fire is live now. It’s an early release, we’re continuing to build on it based on direct feedback from the firms using it, but the core engine is production-ready and producing compliant layouts today.
Depending on project size, Tandm can save anywhere from hours per level to weeks per project. A typical office floor that takes days to design, draft, and coordinate manually can be laid out in minutes.
Yes. Tandm designs to AS 2118.1, AS 1670.1, NFPA 13/72, BS EN 12845/BS 5839, or your own custom spacing criteria, with compliance built into the design process rather than checked afterward.
Fire trade contractors, fire consultants, and fire designers using Revit. It’s also used by architects producing reflected ceiling plans and builders issuing designs to trade contractors under Design & Construct delivery.
Yes. Tandm assumes prior knowledge of Revit and fire system design, and uses a similar interface to Revit itself. If you’re new to Tandm specifically, our User Guide covers everything you need to get started.
Wet fire and dry fire are licensed separately, so you can start with whichever matches your current workload. Many firms run both side by side once they see the combined coordination benefit. See our Pricing page for current options.
