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Draw the route. Design the profile. Export to DXF.

Design utility networks in your browser, from a route on a base map to a long section. Draw runs and branches with snapping, Ortho, lengths and angles. Set elevations, cover depths and gradients, then export your project for CAD or BIM. No installation.

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See the route become a profile

A short walkthrough of the real editor using a sample project: route drawing, a long section and export options.

Route drawing → profile → exportSilent autoplay demo. Pause it or switch to full screen at any time.

From a route on the map to a long section

Start by drawing, importing DXF routes or bringing in survey coordinates.

01

Draw or import a route

Load a DXF, PDF or image base map and draw your route in plan view. Use geometry snapping, Ortho and typed dimensions. You can also import routes from DXF or paste points from Excel.

02

Design the long section

Set ground elevations, cover depths, diameters and gradients. Add structures and crossings. The plan and profile use the same project, including the main route and its branches.

03DXF

Download DXF, 3D or IFC

DXF of the profile and plan: dual scale (separate H and V), tidy layers — opens in AutoCAD, ZWCAD or BricsCAD. Need 3D? Export a 3D model (DXF) or a georeferenced IFC for Revit and BIM tools in one click.

See how it works in practice

Plan view and long section in one tool

Many networks on a single drawing. Main run, branches, crossings — visible immediately in both the plan and the profile.

Drawing a sewer route on a muted DXF base map in the English version of Altivo.

Design directly in plan view: draw routes and branches, snap to base-map geometry and control direction and dimensions.

Long section detail — ground, pipe and manholes, with a table of elevations, gradients and chainage.

Long section detail — ground, pipe and manholes, with a table of elevations, gradients and chainage.

A DXF ready for further CAD work

Open the file and keep layers, text and route range under control from the start.

Layers

P_WATER_ROUTE

Separate layers for networks, labels, elevations, crossings and tables.

Text

MText

Labels stay editable after opening the file in CAD.

Range

0+120 - 0+460

Export the whole profile or only the selected route section.

Offset

0,0

Large coordinates are shifted closer to zero for more stable work.

Dual scale

Separate horizontal and vertical (e.g. 1:500 / 1:100), generated automatically from the route range. You pick the starting and ending stationing before export.

Editable MText

Labels are not exploded into line segments — in CAD you change the text in one click. No retyping, no OCR-ing your own drawing.

Layers prefixed by industry

P_WATER_ROUTE, P_SEWER_ELEVATIONS, P_GAS_LABELS. Every network and every drawing type has its own layer — you control visibility and colour independently.

Coordinates normalised to zero

Large coordinates can reduce precision in some CAD tools. The export automatically subtracts an offset computed from min(X), min(Y) — the DXF opens near 0,0.

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3D export: IFC & 3D DXF

You can also download the same project as a 3D model. The IFC file carries EPSG georeferencing and loads into Revit via “Link IFC” and other BIM tools, while the 3D DXF — pipe axes and simplified solids sized by diameter — works as an underlay in AutoCAD or Civil 3D.

Seven industries, sensible defaults

Create a new network and you already have the right parameters. Every default can be overridden per network, per segment, per point.

Gravity sewage

depth
2.0 m
diameter
200 mm
material
PVC

Pressure sewer

depth
1.6 m
diameter
90 mm
material
PE 100

Water supply

depth
1.6 m
diameter
110 mm
material
PE 100

Gas

depth
1.0 m
diameter
63 mm
material
PE 100

District heating

depth
1.0 m
diameter
100 mm
material
preinsulated steel

Power cable

depth
0.8 m
diameter
50 mm
material
YAKXS

Telecom cable

depth
0.8 m
diameter
32 mm
material
HDPE

Application defaults. Editable at every level — from a single network down to a single point.

Simple pricing for real design work

Full access to projects, data import and DXF export. The trial lasts 14 days and does not require a payment card.

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Introductory prices currently apply. A purchase adds a full period to your access.

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Monthly

A flexible plan for one designer and current project work.

1 seat

🔥 Introductory price
€49.00/ mo

Gross price, VAT included. Reverse charge for EU businesses with a VAT-ID.

Regular price: €59.00

Introductory pricing currently applies ↗

  • Unlimited projects
  • Draw on a base map; import DXF routes and points
  • Export plan and profile to DXF
  • Water, sewage, gas, district heating, power and telecom in one project
  • Updates included
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Best when Altivo becomes part of your regular design workflow.

1 seat

🔥 Introductory price
€470.00/ yr2 months free

That's about €39.17/mo — 20% cheaper than the monthly plan

Gross price, VAT included. Reverse charge for EU businesses with a VAT-ID.

Regular price: €590.00

Introductory pricing currently applies ↗

  • Everything in the monthly plan
  • 20% cheaper than paying monthly
  • Price locked for 12 months
  • DXF export without project-count friction
  • Priority CAD workflow improvements
  • One invoice for the whole year
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For design offices that need multiple seats and a shared organisation.

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Questions a reviewer would ask

Concrete answers, no marketing.

What input formats do you accept?
Draw a route in plan view, import routes from DXF, load CSV/TXT points or paste data from CAD or Excel. Base maps can be DXF, PDF, PNG or JPEG files.
What about the coordinate system?
Any metric coordinate system. The origin (offset) is computed automatically from min(X), min(Y) at first import — you don't have to shift points by hand or worry about precision in CAD.
Where is my data?
Stored in the application database, tied to your account. Projects are private — only you and members of your organization have access.
Does it work with BricsCAD and ZWCAD?
Yes. The DXF export follows AC1018+, opened by every CAD that supports the format: AutoCAD, BricsCAD, ZWCAD, GstarCAD and others.
Can I export a range of the route?
Yes. Before export you choose any starting and ending stationing, pick two scales (horizontal and vertical) and download the DXF.
Can I export a 3D model for BIM?
Yes. Besides the flat drawing you can export the project as a 3D model: an IFC file with georeferencing (you pick the EPSG system and the E/N axis mapping), ready to load into Revit via “Link IFC” and into BIM viewers, plus a 3D DXF with pipe axes and simplified solids as an underlay for AutoCAD/Civil 3D. Network fittings and manually added crossings with existing utilities are exported too.
Do I need a dongle or a per-station licence?
No. The app runs in the browser — no USB dongle, no install, no shifting licences between computers.
Do you issue VAT invoices for companies?
Yes. Altivo is operated by a registered company and we issue standard VAT invoices for business customers. We support invoices for companies in Poland, other EU countries (including EU VAT and reverse charge where applicable) and outside the EU, in line with the relevant tax rules.
Can I import a DXF or a background map?
Yes. You can load a vector DXF base map, PDF or PNG/JPEG image. Draw routes and branches in plan view with snapping to DXF geometry, Ortho, lengths and angles. You can also import existing routes from DXF. Check the scale and coordinate system of your base map and route.
The app is missing a feature I need. What should I do?
Altivo is under active development — we regularly add new features and improve existing tools. Write to us and describe what is missing from your design workflow. We listen closely to user feedback because it helps us build an app that genuinely makes everyday work easier.
Is the app available in other languages?
Yes. Altivo runs in four fully localized language versions: Polish, English, German and Spanish. The interface, marketing pages and app messages are prepared separately for each language.
Is Altivo long section profile software?
Yes. Altivo is online long section & profile software — a browser-based profile app for utility networks, with no install and no CAD license. It covers 7 network types: water mains, gravity and pressure sewers, gas, district heating, plus electric and telecom cables, and exports the finished drawing to DXF and as a 3D IFC model.

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