Four visual design tools for your home — floor plans, 3D elevations, interiors and site layouts. Free, in your browser, and connected: a plan started in one opens in the others.
Each step hands your work to the next one. You do not retype anything.
Rooms, walls, doors, windows and dimensions in simple 2D — start from a ready plan and reshape it. Every other step builds on this.
Open — freeThe front elevation, finishes, sun and shadow — and one good picture you can show people.
Open — freeOne room at a time — furniture, storage, finishes and lighting, and a clean view to show a client.
Open — freeA new view over the same plan — the RCC bones, the steel, and how each member connects. No plan yet? There is a bridge to explore.
Every footing, column, beam and slab of your plan as its own object — fade the concrete to glass, tap a member, walk its connections, see the steel. Preliminary, from your own plan.
Open — freeA separate job from designing the house — this one turns an approved reinforcement drawing into a bar bending schedule you can hand to the fabricator.
Enter bar marks, shapes and legs — see each bar drawn to scale, get cutting lengths and steel weight, check the cutting plan, then export the Excel schedule.
Open — freeA different job, and a shorter road — this one is for dividing land into plots, not for building a house.
Draw the boundary, get a plot-and-road layout and how many plots fit, set your rates and bookings, export the sheet.
Open — freeThese are early versions — we are improving them every week, and they work best on a computer. Your designs save in this browser on this device. All estimates are preliminary planning figures, not quotations — have a licensed professional review any design before you build.
Start with a floor plan