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# 26-05-26
## Coming Soon: New Family Exporter Add-in and Multi-Device Support
We are excited to announce an upcoming update introducing a brand-new add-in to optimize your library management, along with key improvements to the BIMIL platform.
This update is scheduled for **May 26, 2026, at 04:00 UTC (13:00 KST)**.
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### New Add-in: Family Exporter
**Family Exporter** simplifies your library management by allowing you to bulk export loaded project families into organized RFA files. Instead of manually saving families one by one, you can now manage your library with a much faster, streamlined workflow.
* **Bulk Export:** Select and export multiple families at once directly from your active project.
* **Smart Organization:** Exported RFA files are automatically sorted and saved into folders grouped by category (e.g., *Save Folder / Doors / FamilyName.rfa*).
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### BIMIL Update: Multi-Device Support (Up to 3 Devices)
We are expanding our login policy to better support your multi-device workflow. Previously, BIMIL only allowed one active login per account.
Starting with this update, **you can register and use BIMIL on up to 3 devices simultaneously.** Please note that logging in on a 4th device will be restricted. If you reach the limit, you can easily manage, rename, or deactivate your registered computers through the **My Device** section on the BIMIL website.
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