Start with the site
Upload your survey or plat. Set the scale using a measurement you know is correct.
Plan on the property before you build
Start with a survey or plat. Add a home at the right scale and move it around to see how it works with the site. Save the layouts you like and share them.
Home Placement is our first tool. More site planning tools will follow.
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Home Placement
Upload your survey or plat. Set the scale using a measurement you know is correct.
Drop in a home plan. Move it, turn it, or flip it while its size stays true to the property.
Save more than one layout so you can see which works best. Turn site markings on when you need them.
Send someone a view-only link or download a file. They will see the same layout you saved.
More than home placement
We are starting with homes. Later, the same kind of map could help lay out a farm, a yard, or another use for the land.
See how a house fits on the lot. Check where the setbacks and easements are. Keep the view in mind as you work.
Sketch out fields and buildings, along with the roads and water systems that connect them.
Try ideas for planting beds and paths. Add a pool or an outdoor living area.
Share plans clearly
Save a layout and send a view-only link. The people helping with the project will see the same plan in the same spot. Plan providers can also add their home libraries to the studio.
What this tool does
Site Planning Studio helps you try ideas and talk them through. It does not replace work done by a surveyor or architect. You will still need an engineer and the proper permitting authorities when the project calls for them. The app will show where its source material came from and how the property plan was scaled.