AI-assisted residential design
Design a home. Draft the plans. All in one place.
Turn a brief into a considered floor plan, a 3D model, and construction-ready drawings — with progressive, budget-driven phasing when you can't build it all at once.
Every output is preliminary. A licensed architect, engineer, and your local building authority must review projects before construction.
How it works
Four steps from a rough idea to a set of drawings you can share.
- Step 1
Describe the project
A guided brief captures plot, household, rooms, style, and budget.
- Step 2
Generate concepts
AI proposes floor-plan concepts sized to your plot and program.
- Step 3
Refine in the editor
Adjust rooms, walls, doors, and windows with review and revisions.
- Step 4
Export drawings
3D views, dimensioned plans, and PDF/DXF/PNG export for handover.
Progressive design
Build what you can afford now. Design the whole house once.
PlansPilot plans a first construction phase within your current budget, and coordinates future phases so structure, plumbing, and roof lines stay consistent as your home grows.
- Current vs target budget with phase-level costing.
- Structural continuity across every phase.
- Seven strategies: budget-first, core+extension, ground-then-upper, and more.
Illustrative phasing — actual costs depend on site, materials, and market.
Built for the people who build homes
Homeowners
Explore what your plot and budget can become before hiring anyone. Bring a clear brief to your architect.
Architects
Compress the concept phase. Iterate faster with clients and hand off dimensioned drawings when you're ready.
Builders
Turn a client's idea into a costable phasing plan on day one. Share BIM-ready models with your team.
Advisory tool, not a replacement for professionals
PlansPilot generates preliminary concepts, drawings, and structural guidance. A licensed architect, structural engineer, and your local building authority must review every design before construction. We surface required professional sign-offs at each stage.
Ready to design your next home?
Start with a plot, a rough budget, and a wish list. We'll take it from there.