Yes. Momik calculates maintained illuminance, uniformity (Uo) and UGR per zone and checks each one against the standard values for that room type. The report lists the result zone by zone, so the compliance is readable instead of assumed.

Yes. The web version runs in the browser, so macOS, Windows and Linux all work and there is nothing to install. The Revit plugin is the exception: it runs wherever Revit runs, which is Windows.

For the compliant study, yes. Momik runs in the browser on any operating system, where DIALux evo lists Windows 10 and 11 as its system requirement, and it compares luminaires from several suppliers inside one study. It is not a full replacement: DIALux evo is free and covers far more scenarios — outdoor, daylight, emergency lighting. Momik is built for the compliant indoor study.

Yes. The Momik plugin reads your model, calculates in the cloud and places the chosen luminaires back as Revit families with their photometry linked. It is available now, alongside the web version.

Yes. Momik is not a manufacturer. Every luminaire in a study is calculated from its real IES or LDT photometric file, so you compare suppliers on measured numbers — illuminance, power per m², efficacy, UGR and list price — instead of on their brochures.

Minutes. Four steps: upload or draw your zones, filter the catalog, click Calculate, receive your report. The calculation itself runs in the cloud, so nothing on your machine has to keep up.

Momik is free until 12 October 2026. From then, Lite is €79/month and Pro €229/month, billed yearly (or €99 and €279 billed monthly), excl. VAT. Both start with a 14-day free trial. Enterprise starts at €1,250/month.