Concept Floor Plans · Beta
Two floor plans. 40 seconds. Before the first meeting.
Type in bedrooms, square footage, and style. Get two architecturally-reasoned layout concepts with room adjacencies, square footages, and printable diagrams. Your clients react to visuals, not spreadsheets.
The problem
Your best clients are choosing the firm that shows them something first.
The client meeting is Thursday. You have no visuals. You describe the layout verbally and hope they follow along.
You spend 90 minutes sketching two options by hand. The client changes the bedroom count. You start over.
Design-build competitors are showing concepts in the first meeting. You are showing a fee proposal and a blank page.
By the time you deliver SD, the client has already formed opinions you cannot undo because there was nothing to react to early enough.
The solution
Walk into every meeting with two layout options already on the table.
Enter bedrooms, baths, square footage, home type, garage, and style preference
Two genuinely different concepts arrive in under 40 seconds: open flow vs. defined rooms, or any combination
Every room is sized to residential code standards with proper adjacencies: kitchen next to dining, master bath sharing a wall, bedrooms away from living noise
Printable SVG diagrams with north arrow, scale bar, room labels, and a title block. Ready for a client deck or a print-out.
Not happy with one option? Regenerate just that concept without losing the other. The client liked Option A but hated B? One click.
What it actually does
What the tool actually generates. Every time.
Architecturally Reasoned Layouts
These are not random rectangles. Kitchen is adjacent to dining. Master bath shares a wall with the master bedroom. Stairs align between floors. Bedrooms are grouped away from living noise. Every layout follows the logic a licensed architect would apply.
Two Genuinely Different Strategies
Option A and Option B are not the same plan with a wall moved. They use different spatial philosophies: open flow vs. defined rooms, linear vs. wing configurations, front-loaded vs. rear-loaded living. Your client gets a real choice.
Per-Concept Regeneration
Client loved Option A but Option B missed the mark? Regenerate just Option B. The good concept stays exactly where it is. No wasted time, no lost work, no starting over.
Validated Before You See It
Every concept passes validation before it reaches your screen: correct bedroom and bathroom counts, no overlapping rooms, garage present when requested, stairs aligned between floors. If the AI output does not pass, it retries automatically.
Print-Ready Architectural Diagrams
Every floor renders as a scalable SVG with a grid background, a north arrow, a 10-foot scale bar, and a title block with project name, client name, and "Conceptual Only" disclaimer. Print one floor or print all floors. One click.
Saved to Your Project
Link any generation to a project in your account. Every concept you save appears on the project page. Your entire team can see the options you explored. Nothing lives in someone's email or someone's desktop folder.
How it works
Program in. Two concepts out. Three steps.
01
Describe the home in two minutes
Home type, target square footage, bedroom and bath count, garage, style preference, and any special rooms. That is the entire input.
02
Two concepts arrive with different spatial logic
Option A and Option B use fundamentally different strategies. Not minor variations. Different room placement, different circulation, different spatial philosophy.
03
Print it, present it, react to it
Every floor of every concept is a printable architectural diagram with room labels, square footages, and a scale bar. Drop it in a deck. Pin it to a wall. Share your screen.
Output
What you get on every generation
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Contemporary Open Plan · 2,408 SF
Open great room flows into kitchen and dining. Garage access through mudroom. Master suite occupies entire rear of second floor with walk-in closet and ensuite bath.
Traditional Defined · 2,390 SF
Formal room separation with defined living, family, and dining spaces. Kitchen enclosed with pass-through to dining. Second floor bedrooms clustered around a central hall with shared bath.
These are schematic diagrams for early client conversations, not architectural drawings. Results may vary. Use the Retry button if a concept needs adjustment.
Tool consolidation
The first hour of every project. Now 40 seconds.
Everything you were paying for separately, built into a single workflow your whole team will actually use.
Who it's for
Built for every firm that meets with clients.
Architects
You already have the expertise. Now you have the speed. Show clients two layout strategies before schematic design begins. The conversation starts with "which direction do you prefer" instead of "let me get back to you with some options."
Designers
Program changes used to mean starting the sketch from zero. Now they mean updating a field and clicking Regenerate. Iterate on bedroom count, style, and special rooms without losing the concept your client already approved.
Design-Build Firms
The homeowner is sitting across from you. They just described their dream home. You type it in and turn your screen around 40 seconds later. That is the moment you win the project.
Get started
Show your clients something real. Before anyone else does.
Enter a program. Get two schematic floor plan concepts with room adjacencies, square footages, and printable diagrams. Free to try during beta.