No desktop app, no CAD. Beside you: a commercial unit and its workshop — two buildings, one live plan, drawing itself as you read. Keep scrolling; the editor will do the talking.
Sketch, photo or address in — that part takes under a minute (see Examples). What arrives isn't a picture: it's walls, rooms and openings the editor understands, across as many buildings as the site needs. The canvas grows as you draw.
Desks and furniture to plan the space. Fire safety to protect it — across both buildings at once. Services to record what's behind the walls. Eleven layers, each one a switch, none of them a separate file.
Every wall, room, door and symbol carries its own menu — rename, reshape, properties, delete. Watch the cursor promote the meeting room… or right-click the plan yourself.
The chat edits the plan with you — across buildings, too. And it presses exactly the same buttons the menus do: one set of operations, whether it's your hand or the AI's.
Zoom out: the same file carries the site boundary, landscaping, the yard, parking bays, bin and cycle stores — then the estate itself, with neighbouring units, shadows and a north point.
100% zoom is real metres on screen. Dimensions live on their own layer, areas update as walls move, everything snaps. From here: 3D, live embeds, branded PDFs, A3 fire-action plans.
From the first wall to the estate road. The editor's waiting — and the first plan takes under a minute.