A / Existing
A plan with questions in it
Faint linework, dimensions, annotations and ambiguous symbols are a poor place to make expensive decisions.
Private beta · Portugal first
Renovation
decisions,
made visible.
Bring an existing floorplan. Leave with renovation paths your family can compare, discuss and picture before expensive work begins.
Plan → possibilitiesReviewed, not guessed
Family → trade-offsMade explicit
Idea → visualBefore work starts
01 · existing drawing
02 · reviewed evidence
Most renovation decisions happen too late—after the family has already paid for drawings, quotes or work that nobody fully agrees on.
AI Architect gives the conversation a place to start.A calmer way to begin
From a hard-to-read plan to a decision you can stand behind.
AI Architect turns a plan into a working renovation model, then keeps the assumptions, risks and choices visible as the idea develops.
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Start with what exists
Read the existing house
Walls, doors, windows, stairs, rooms and uncertainty become reviewable evidence—not invisible AI assumptions.
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02
Name the trade-offs
Make the family brief concrete
Bedrooms, bathrooms, garden access, disruption, budget and personal priorities become things you can weigh instead of vague hopes.
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03
Choose with context
Compare real alternatives
See what changes on each level, what stays, what may cost more, and which questions need a surveyor before anyone calls it a plan.
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Make it feel real
Picture the direction
Use grounded 3D and furnished visualisations to discuss the feeling of a space—without confusing a beautiful render for a construction drawing.
A real renovation study
Not a moodboard. A traceable path from plan to possibility.
This early prototype follows a Portuguese family home from scanned drawing through reviewed geometry, competing renovation options and furnished visualisations.
B / Review
Evidence you can correct
Detected walls and openings remain visible and reviewable. Uncertainty is labelled instead of smoothed away.
C / Imagine
A direction your family can see
Furnishing and atmosphere bring a direction to life, while the underlying model retains the real constraints.
The useful bit is the connection. Every visual is tied back to a source plan, a renovation option and a list of things still needing measurement.
What the beta is exploring
One place for the questions that normally live in twelve conversations.
Plan understanding
Turn old plan scans into a geometric, reviewable starting point.
Evidence firstRenovation scenarios
Compare open-plan, capacity, low-disruption and higher-investment paths.
Options, not one answerFamily-fit scoring
Surface where parents agree, disagree and are willing to pay for a better outcome.
Values made visibleRisk & cost grounding
Keep structural, services, measurement and planning questions next to each idea.
No false certaintySpatial visualisation
Move from plan to a tangible 3D discussion without mistaking it for final BIM.
See before you build
Visualisation hypothesisnot construction evidence
Designed for better conversations
A render can make a family excited. A transparent model helps them decide.
We think renovation technology should make the unknowns more manageable—not hide them behind confidence, pretty imagery or a single “best” answer.
- What stays visible
- Source plan, existing walls, proposed changes, dependencies, assumptions and questions.
- What stays human
- What a family values, what they can live through, and what needs professional verification.
Private beta
Bring a plan.
Start a clearer conversation.
We are inviting a small first group of homeowners and renovation professionals to help shape AI Architect.
- Early access to the private beta
- Help define what gets built next
- No spam. No fake urgency.