The pyRevit Challenge is closed.
The 21-Day pyRevit Challenge
Made For Beginners Who Want Custom Tools and Automation in Revit
Stop blindly copying AI & Tutorials... Learn by doing first.
Each day you build a real tool following a Modular 7-Step Process.
You get cheat-sheet, 7-videos and solutions but you decide how much you use…
Stop blindly copying AI & Tutorials... Learn by doing first. Each day you build a real tool following a Modular 7-Step Process. You get cheat-sheet, 7-videos and solutions but you decide how much you use…
135+ BIM Experts took pyRevit challenge
30.5% Full Completion Rate
135+
BIM experts joined
21
tools you’ll build
60–90min
per tool, avg.
The pyRevit Challenge (Cohort #3)
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Build 21 practical tools in 4 weeks. One tool per weekday. Each broken into 7 easy steps.
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Every day you get: the task, starter code, docs, 7 step-by-step videos, and the complete solution.
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Two paths, you decide: full support for beginners, or build first and compare for coders.
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45 days of access to complete everything. Lifetime access available
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Each tool takes 60–90 minutes on average. Fits around a full-time job.
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The Modular 7-Step Process: a repeatable way to Think → Code → Test every new tool. This is the secret sauce.
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Tested by 123 students across two cohorts ( BIM managers, coordinators, architects, engineers)
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Build 21 Tools in Public = 100% Money Back
Plus, 5 BONUSES To Help You WIN!
1-hour Python course - explained in Revit terms.
pyRevit Fast-Track - prepare your extension and code editor correctly
Masterclass on 7-Step PROCESS - understand how we'll create each tool step by step.
Private LinkedIn Group - connect and talk to other participants on LinkedIn.
3x Weekly Live Q/A - get support or ask me anything about pyRevit/Revit API.
pyRevit Challenge Hackathon - test your new skill and compete for cash prizes. (Next in September)
Check What Participants Said:
You will start coding in no time. This is not another tutorial where you copy the code line by line... Think of it as a dev simulator. Erik shows you the whole PROCESS (literally) from research to stress-test. But you code and refactor. Most importantly, implementing all code changes yourself lets you see WHY first hand. Best of it all? You end up with amazing tools you can use from day one.
Kamila Milewska
BIM Automation Architect
I always heard about the Revit API but never touched it, not even once. I had *zero Python* experience either. In just 10 days of the Challenge, I went from doing everything manually to automating tasks that actually save time. It truly opened my eyes to what's possible with Revit API...
Sonu George
BIM Engineer
I did not know how to create useful tools from scratch. By the end of the challenge, I had created tools to automate repetitive tasks and improve parts of my Revit workflow. I liked most how practical the challenge was from the beginning. Everything was explained step by step - it allowed me to complete it while balancing work and my PhD.
Josua García
Architect · PhD Researcher
Methodology is exceptionally efficient, focusing first on Proof of Concept without the common pitfalls of over-engineering. Then, Erik shows how to refine the tool. Custom dialog forms, and robust error handling to ensure the final product is stable, "bulletproof," and user-friendly. Erik makes pyRevit programming a reality for beginners.
Kevin Janik
Senior Architect
I’ve never done a training hat is so practical from day one! The skills and tools are very applicable and transferable accross a variety of projects. Not even to mention the great quality from an world-class expert! A lot of people will excel in their careers because of this.
Theuns Judeel
Engineer Civil Structures
I knew very basic Python and pyRevit. After the challenge I can create my own pyRevit tools. The biggest benefit - I save lots of time every day. Tasks that used to take hours now can be finished in minutes or seconds.
Katarzyna Lipka-Sidor
BIM Coordinator
I knew a little Python and pyRevit. My first impression: there was a lot of useful knowledge and practical tasks. Everything was easy to understand and focused on the real use cases. There was very little theory and many examples could be used directly in real projects. And because of that, pyRevit started to feel much more friendly to use for me.
Marcin Marek
BIM Specialist
I developed a much deeper understanding of the Revit API and learned to structure every tool using Erik's well-organized 7-step PROCESS. Having a consistent workflow for planning, building, testing, and refining each tool made tackling problems much more manageable.
Saurabh Tulsankar
BIM & Architectural Designer
This challenge was not just about building tools. It was about understanding the problem, experimenting with solutions, fixing errors and continuosly improving the code. After finishing this challenge, I learnt the fundamentals of RevitAPI, exposure to different set of problems, the way of building solution and error handling.
Durga Bhavani
Revit Automation
It was exactly what I needed to put my very beginner Python and Revit API to practical use and start creating tools without relying on AI much. I have used concepts from the challenge to make my own scripts that save me a lot of time at work. Almost any boring and repetitive task in Revit can be automated. I do not think there is any better PyRevit material out there.
Dimitris Koumantakis
Structural Engineer
From day one with Erik, I began to better understand fundamental concepts that allowed me to take my automations to the next level. I love vibe coding, but now I'm able to guide AI step by step and understand what's wrong. At first, I was impressed by how accessible Erik makes it, but what I value most now is that I no longer depend on others to develop the tools I need.
César G. Ferrer
BIM MANAGER
I already knew some coding. My tools worked on my machine but it could break for others. The biggest accomplishment is learning how to structure my code properly using the 7-Step Process. Especially Stress-Test is a very good habit. Now I ship robust tools my whole team actually uses.
Kees Groenendijk
Construction Architect
The quality is really good.There's no theory, there's no setup, there's no introduction. From day one, you're writing tools that you're going to use, which I found to be really useful. So I want to go back every day because I want to pick up the next tool.
Peter le Roux
Architecture
You will start coding in no time. This is not another tutorial where you copy the code line by line... Think of it as a dev simulator. Erik shows you the whole PROCESS (literally) from research to stress-test. But you code and refactor. Most importantly, implementing all code changes yourself lets you see WHY first hand. Best of it all? You end up with amazing tools you can use from day one.
Kamila Milewska
BIM Automation Architect
I’ve never done a training hat is so practical from day one! The skills and tools are very applicable and transferable accross a variety of projects. Not even to mention the great quality from an world-class expert! A lot of people will excel in their careers because of this.
Theuns Judeel
Engineer Civil Structures
It was exactly what I needed to put my very beginner Python and Revit API to practical use and start creating tools without relying on AI much. I have used concepts from the challenge to make my own scripts that save me a lot of time at work. Almost any boring and repetitive task in Revit can be automated. I do not think there is any better PyRevit material out there.
Dimitris Koumantakis
Structural Engineer
I knew very basic Python and pyRevit. After the challenge I can create my own pyRevit tools. The biggest benefit - I save lots of time every day. Tasks that used to take hours now can be finished in minutes or seconds.
Katarzyna Lipka-Sidor
BIM Coordinator
I always heard about the Revit API but never touched it, not even once. I had *zero Python* experience either. In just 10 days of the Challenge, I went from doing everything manually to automating tasks that actually save time. It truly opened my eyes to what's possible with Revit API...
Sonu George
BIM Engineer
I knew a little Python and pyRevit. My first impression: there was a lot of useful knowledge and practical tasks. Everything was easy to understand and focused on the real use cases. There was very little theory and many examples could be used directly in real projects. And because of that, pyRevit started to feel much more friendly to use for me.
Marcin Marek
BIM Specialist
From day one with Erik, I began to better understand fundamental concepts that allowed me to take my automations to the next level. I love vibe coding, but now I'm able to guide AI step by step and understand what's wrong. At first, I was impressed by how accessible Erik makes it, but what I value most now is that I no longer depend on others to develop the tools I need.
César G. Ferrer
BIM MANAGER
I did not know how to create useful tools from scratch. By the end of the challenge, I had created tools to automate repetitive tasks and improve parts of my Revit workflow. I liked most how practical the challenge was from the beginning. Everything was explained step by step - it allowed me to complete it while balancing work and my PhD.
Josua García
Architect · PhD Researcher
I already knew some coding. My tools worked on my machine but it could break for others. The biggest accomplishment is learning how to structure my code properly using the 7-Step Process. Especially Stress-Test is a very good habit. Now I ship robust tools my whole team actually uses.
Kees Groenendijk
Construction Architect
I developed a much deeper understanding of the Revit API and learned to structure every tool using Erik's well-organized 7-step PROCESS. Having a consistent workflow for planning, building, testing, and refining each tool made tackling problems much more manageable.
Saurabh Tulsankar
BIM & Architectural Designer
Methodology is exceptionally efficient, focusing first on Proof of Concept without the common pitfalls of over-engineering. Then, Erik shows how to refine the tool. Custom dialog forms, and robust error handling to ensure the final product is stable, "bulletproof," and user-friendly. Erik makes pyRevit programming a reality for beginners.
Kevin Janik
Senior Architect
This challenge was not just about building tools. It was about understanding the problem, experimenting with solutions, fixing errors and continuosly improving the code. After finishing this challenge, I learnt the fundamentals of RevitAPI, exposure to different set of problems, the way of building solution and error handling.
Durga Bhavani
Revit Automation
The quality is really good.There's no theory, there's no setup, there's no introduction. From day one, you're writing tools that you're going to use, which I found to be really useful. So I want to go back every day because I want to pick up the next tool.
Peter le Roux
Architecture
You will start coding in no time. This is not another tutorial where you copy the code line by line... Think of it as a dev simulator. Erik shows you the whole PROCESS (literally) from research to stress-test. But you code and refactor. Most importantly, implementing all code changes yourself lets you see WHY first hand. Best of it all? You end up with amazing tools you can use from day one.
Kamila Milewska
BIM Automation Architect
It was exactly what I needed to put my very beginner Python and Revit API to practical use and start creating tools without relying on AI much. I have used concepts from the challenge to make my own scripts that save me a lot of time at work. Almost any boring and repetitive task in Revit can be automated. I do not think there is any better PyRevit material out there.
Dimitris Koumantakis
Structural Engineer
I knew very basic Python and pyRevit. After the challenge I can create my own pyRevit tools. The biggest benefit - I save lots of time every day. Tasks that used to take hours now can be finished in minutes or seconds.
Katarzyna Lipka-Sidor
BIM Coordinator
I always heard about the Revit API but never touched it, not even once. I had *zero Python* experience either. In just 10 days of the Challenge, I went from doing everything manually to automating tasks that actually save time. It truly opened my eyes to what's possible with Revit API...
Sonu George
BIM Engineer
From day one with Erik, I began to better understand fundamental concepts that allowed me to take my automations to the next level. I love vibe coding, but now I'm able to guide AI step by step and understand what's wrong. At first, I was impressed by how accessible Erik makes it, but what I value most now is that I no longer depend on others to develop the tools I need.
César G. Ferrer
BIM MANAGER
This challenge was not just about building tools. It was about understanding the problem, experimenting with solutions, fixing errors and continuosly improving the code. After finishing this challenge, I learnt the fundamentals of RevitAPI, exposure to different set of problems, the way of building solution and error handling.
Durga Bhavani
Revit Automation
I’ve never done a training hat is so practical from day one! The skills and tools are very applicable and transferable accross a variety of projects. Not even to mention the great quality from an world-class expert! A lot of people will excel in their careers because of this.
Theuns Judeel
Engineer Civil Structures
I knew a little Python and pyRevit. My first impression: there was a lot of useful knowledge and practical tasks. Everything was easy to understand and focused on the real use cases. There was very little theory and many examples could be used directly in real projects. And because of that, pyRevit started to feel much more friendly to use for me.
Marcin Marek
BIM Specialist
I did not know how to create useful tools from scratch. By the end of the challenge, I had created tools to automate repetitive tasks and improve parts of my Revit workflow. I liked most how practical the challenge was from the beginning. Everything was explained step by step - it allowed me to complete it while balancing work and my PhD.
Josua García
Architect · PhD Researcher
I already knew some coding. My tools worked on my machine but it could break for others. The biggest accomplishment is learning how to structure my code properly using the 7-Step Process. Especially Stress-Test is a very good habit. Now I ship robust tools my whole team actually uses.
Kees Groenendijk
Construction Architect
I developed a much deeper understanding of the Revit API and learned to structure every tool using Erik's well-organized 7-step PROCESS. Having a consistent workflow for planning, building, testing, and refining each tool made tackling problems much more manageable.
Saurabh Tulsankar
BIM & Architectural Designer
Methodology is exceptionally efficient, focusing first on Proof of Concept without the common pitfalls of over-engineering. Then, Erik shows how to refine the tool. Custom dialog forms, and robust error handling to ensure the final product is stable, "bulletproof," and user-friendly. Erik makes pyRevit programming a reality for beginners.
Kevin Janik
Senior Architect
The quality is really good.There's no theory, there's no setup, there's no introduction. From day one, you're writing tools that you're going to use, which I found to be really useful. So I want to go back every day because I want to pick up the next tool.
Peter le Roux
Architecture