Shape your starting point
Choose a familiar footprint or a custom outline, then refine the dimensions, entrance, building use, and room preferences.
VisionMatchA HAT application
Floor-plan concepts & 3D exploration
Give your next space a clearer shape.
VisionMatch turns your building preferences into early layout concepts. Choose a footprint, dimensions, rooms, and access, then explore the plan in 2D and, with an account, in an interactive 3D view.
Begin with one plan without an account. Sign in for two more strategies and 3D models. The planner asks for project contact details before generation.
Explore the screenshots
Explore the layout before the next design conversation.
A clearer way to work
Explore the layout before the next design conversation.
Inspect the layout
See calculated room layouts with labels, area information, and review notes that identify unmet requirements.
Explore it in 3D
Signed-in users can orbit around the concept, enter a first-person view, and inspect the interior with display controls and section cuts.
From idea to exploration
Give the space in your head something you can see.
Start with practical preferences, inspect a calculated layout, and bring a clearer visual reference into your next professional conversation.
Tell the planner what you have in mind
Set the footprint, dimensions, entrance, building use, and room preferences in the guided flow. Add project contact details at the final step.
Review the plan and its open questions
Inspect room labels, area calculations, and review notes. Signed-in users can explore two additional layout strategies from the same brief.
Look around, then discuss the next step
Sign in to explore a 3D model with orbit, first-person, and section views. Use the concept to discuss priorities and unresolved details with a qualified professional.
Inside VisionMatch
From a footprint to a space you can explore.
Real screens from the current VisionMatch application show the guided brief, calculated layout concepts, and interactive 3D exploration using a fictional example.
Captured from an isolated local VisionMatch demo with a fictional plan and demonstration account. No client data is shown. Concepts require professional review before any construction use.
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The details that
make it work.
Shape a building footprint, explore calculated room layouts, and step into a 3D concept before the professional design conversation.
Guided brief
Start with the decisions you can make now.
Work through the shape, dimensions, entrance, building use, and room preferences in a visual planning flow.
Building footprint
Give the idea a shape.
Choose a starting outline or draw a custom footprint, then refine its measurements before generating a concept.
2D layout concepts
See how the rooms could come together.
Review calculated room layouts, labels, and area information, with additional strategies available when signed in.
3D exploration
Look around before the next conversation.
Signed-in users can explore the concept with orbit and first-person views, roof controls, and section cuts.
Find your fit
Made for people
like you.
Residential planning · Small-building concept design · Early design and construction conversations
Who it’s for
- People planning a home or guest house
- Owners exploring a small building or workspace
- Builders gathering an early client brief
- Designers discussing initial space preferences
What becomes clearer
- Building preferences become a visual starting point for discussion.
- Room relationships can be explored in both plan and perspective.
- The next professional conversation starts with clearer questions.
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Start with the space you have in mind
Before a building becomes a design, it starts with preferences: the overall shape, the rooms people need, where they enter, and how they might use the space. VisionMatch turns those early choices into a visual brief you can explore.
The guided planner begins with a familiar footprint or a custom outline. Refine the dimensions, exterior wall height, roof slope, entrance direction, use, bedrooms, and storage needs before creating a concept. The final step asks for project contact details.
Explore the room relationships in plan
VisionMatch generates calculated layout concepts from the brief. Room labels and area information make the proposals easier to inspect, while different layout strategies offer other ways to arrange the same starting requirements. Review notes identify unmet requirements and details that need further consideration.
You can begin with one complete plan without an account. Signing in unlocks two additional strategies and the 3D models. Existing account holders can also return to their saved plans.
Step into the idea with 3D
The 3D view gives signed-in users another way to understand the concept. Orbit around the building, enter a first-person view, adjust the roof and display, or use section cuts to inspect the interior. These views help make room relationships easier to discuss alongside the 2D plan.
The model is part of the early planning conversation. Its appearance does not establish material suitability, structural design, code compliance, or construction readiness.
Bring a clearer brief to a qualified professional
Use the concept to discuss room priorities, circulation, access, and the questions that need further work with a designer or builder.
VisionMatch produces preliminary planning concepts. It does not replace architectural or engineering services, a site assessment, local code review, permit documents, or construction drawings. The appropriate professionals and authorities must review real-world design and construction decisions.
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Before you begin
A few things
worth knowing.
Get a clearer picture of VisionMatch before your next step.
Ask us a questionWhat can I plan with VisionMatch?
The guided planner includes home, guest-house, office, and workshop-with-living-area choices. It helps you explore a footprint and room preferences as preliminary building concepts for discussion.
Do I need an account to begin?
You can generate one plan without an account. Signing in unlocks two additional layout strategies and the 3D models. The planner asks for project contact details before generating a plan, whether or not you are signed in.
What can I do in the 3D view?
Signed-in users can orbit around the concept, switch to a first-person view, adjust roof and display settings, and use section cuts to inspect the interior. The model helps explain the concept alongside its 2D plan.
Will every room request fit the generated layout?
A generated concept may not accommodate every requirement. Review notes identify unmet requests and details needing attention. Use those notes to refine the brief and discuss the layout with an appropriate design professional.
Can I use the output for a permit or construction?
VisionMatch produces preliminary concepts. Its outputs are not permit or construction drawings, engineering designs, or a code-compliance determination. Qualified professionals and local authorities must review real-world design and construction decisions.
Your next step with VisionMatch
Start with an idea. Leave with better questions.
Shape a footprint, explore a layout, and give your next design conversation a visual starting point.