How it works

You talk and draw. Your agent does the drafting.

Two parts: tools that let an AI agent draw a house to scale, and a page where you look at the plan and mark it up.

Ask for a plan

A sketch, a photo of a plan or a list of room sizes will do. The agent asks for what is missing and marks what it had to guess.

Your agent

Youbrochure-plan.jpgHere is the plan from the sales brochure. Draw it up.

AgentWhich way does the front face? And did you measure any of these rooms yourself?

YouNorth. The sizes are the brochure’s.

AgentDrawn, on two tabs. Every size is marked as read off a drawing until you put a tape to it.

The plan opens on a page beside your agent: a tab for every floor and every option, every room measured.

Flawlessplan

GroundInfill

Tell the agent what should change. Or draw it on the plan and say you have marked it up: it says back what it takes each mark to mean first.

Flawlessplan

GroundInfill

Your agent

YouI’ve marked it up.

AgentYou ringed the corner beside the living room and wrote “garden room?”. I take that as: fill the corner in as a new room. Shall I?

YouYes.

The page redraws itself. A proposal gets its own tab: what comes out is dashed red, what is gained is outlined.

Then round again.

Flawlessplan

GroundInfill

Your agent

AgentDone, on its own tab: a garden room of 15.4 m².

One file with every floor and every option. It opens on any phone, with nothing to install.

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