Hypar Review
What is Hypar?
Hypar is a cloud-based generative design platform that enables architects, engineers, and developers to automate repetitive processes and generate design solutions from reusable, modular functions. Its collaborative and programmable approach transforms the way architectural models are created, evaluated, and shared, integrating calculations, analysis, and geometry into a single interface without relying on traditional software.
✅Collaborative generative design platform that uses parametric functions written in HyparScript, Grasshopper, or C#.
✅It allows you to create intelligent models without starting from scratch, reusing proven logic from public or proprietary libraries.
✅Direct geometry export to formats such as IFC, OBJ, and glTF, compatible with BIM workflows and traditional AEC processes.
Medium-high learning curve for non-programmers. User-friendly web environment.
It offers a free plan. Premium options are customizable and are also available with a $25 USD monthly plan, with a discount if paid annually.
Very powerful in advanced technical environments, but not very accessible for teams without a programming background.
Prices and Plans
Free plan available – Plans up to $25/month.
For more details on the different plans, we recommend visiting their website.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages
- Computer architects familiar with Grasshopper, Dynamo, or C#.
- Teams looking to automate workflows and quickly generate design variants.
- In-house developers at AEC firms building custom tools.
Disadvantages
- Users who prefer visual interfaces and have no programming experience.
- Companies that need support in Spanish or direct integration with local tools.
- Small teams looking for a ready-to-use solution without the need for complex technical configurations.
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User Opinion
Currently, Hypar does not have reviews on platforms such as G2, Trustpilot, or Capterra. The tool is still expanding within the AEC sector, primarily adopted by technical teams and specialized architectural firms.
