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The design agent that shows its work.

Brief it like an associate. It drafts the plan, builds the model and prepares the presentation, and tells you every assumption it made. You make the calls.

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Connected to the agent

The villa model in the browser viewer
Villa floor plans from the drawing set
Walkthrough
Villa kitchen in walnut and marble
Render · kitchen
Villa plunge pool and teak deck
Render · pool deck

Start from

  • DWG
  • DXF
  • Image of a plan
  • A written brief

Get back

  • Dimensioned DXF
  • Blender model
  • GLB
  • Renders
  • Walkthrough video
  • Project board
  • Client link

1.0Plan

Draft the plan. Revise it by asking.

A dimensioned DXF at 1:50, drafted from your brief (beta). It checks its own drawing and writes down what it assumed. Ask for a change and you get the next version.

  1. v4DraftedFit check timed out
  2. v5Layout simplifiedLiving / dining moved south
  3. v6Reviewed and savedArea and assumption notes added

On the sheet · assumptions and limits

  • AssumedSingle storey. All walls 150 mm.
  • TightUtility working strip of 650 mm.
  • OpenLaundry appliance provision.
  • OpenSetbacks need local verification. No code approval claimed.

2.0Model

A model you can open, change and walk through.

Built from your plan or drawings, in your browser. Select a wall, a slab or a sofa and say what to change.

3.0Render

Two ways to render. Pick per view.

Blender renders straight from the model for review. The vision route uses an image model for the presentation look.

The church model, straight from the 3D model Blender route

Straight from your model

Rendered in Blender from the 3D model. Today these are review stills, not final presentation quality.

A living room rendered by an image model from a model capture Vision route

The presentation look

An image model renders a capture of the model, a sketch or a photo. Proportions can drift, so check them against the model.

4.0Present

Renders, walkthroughs, boards. One link for the client.

From the same model. Change a render by selecting an area; the rest stays. Your client opens one link, no account.

Walkthrough videoChurch nave, from the model
Villa material board: walnut, Calacatta marble, travertine, teak, mosaic tile, lime plaster
Project boardMaterials taken from the renders
Living room render with tan leather sofas The same render with white sofas Rev 1Rev 2
“Swap the sofas for white ones.”Rev 2 saved · Rev 1 kept
360° view of a lodge living room
360° viewLook around the room
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Renders360°WalkthroughBoard
Client linkNo account needed

One project, every deliverable.

Each project keeps its plans, model, renders, walkthrough and board together, with every revision.

  • Walkthrough
  • Plans
  • Model
  • Render
  • Render
  • Project board
Walkthrough
Villa floor plans
Plans
Villa model in the 3D viewer
Model
Villa kitchen in walnut and marble
Render
Villa plunge pool and teak deck
Render
Villa material board
Project board
  • Walkthrough
  • Drawings
  • Model
  • Render
  • Render
  • Render
Walkthrough
Church elevations and plans
Drawings
Church model
Model
Church nave with people at the pews
Render
Church exterior
Render
Church nave towards the altar
Render

You stay the architect. It does the production work.

  • 01Shows its assumptions

    Setbacks, wall thickness, storeys: written on the sheet and in the thread, never guessed silently.

  • 02Asks when something is unclear

    Such as the units of a drawing. It asks before it builds.

  • 03Every change is a revision

    Plans, models and renders keep their history. The original stays.

  • 04See the cost first

    You see the cost of each job before it runs.

Questions studios ask first.

Anything else: imagine@rkitect.ai

Will it replace my design judgment?

No. It proposes, you direct. It builds from your plan and your choices, asks when something is unclear, and changes nothing unless you ask.

I use SketchUp, V-Ray or Lumion. Do I have to switch?

No. Keep your tools. Start from a DWG, DXF or an image of the plan, or a description. The SketchUp plugin is not out yet.

Will it distort my plan or invent details?

It builds from your plan, states its assumptions and flags what is still open. Every change is a new revision and the original stays. Treat the output as a draft until you have checked it.

Who owns my drawings and renders?

That is set out in our Terms and Privacy Policy. Write to imagine@rkitect.ai with anything they leave open.

How do I get access, and what does it cost?

Early access opens a few studios at a time. You see the cost of each job before it runs; full pricing comes with early access.

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