Place your plans.
Press Build.
Your home in editable, walkable 3D — and photographed — minutes after you press one button. Native Blender file, textured GLB, six photos. One fee, no subscription.
Plans are read on your device. Nothing leaves your machine until you press Build.
Place. See. Build. Get.
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01Place the plan set
Drop the PDF. Every sheet is read on your device: walls, openings, roof, elevations.
~90 seconds · free
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02See the house
Orbit it, walk inside, switch finishes, read the review. Not the house on the sheet? You have paid nothing.
free
DRAFT · 11 FAILED · 213 UNVERIFIED -
03Press Build
One home or a pack, your email, one button. That is the whole checkout.
one click · $149
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04Get the package
Native Blender file, textured GLB, six photos, previews, the review report. A link in your inbox.
usually within the hour
.blend · native Blender scene.glb · textured, cameras, lights6 photos · every side + interiorpreviews ×6 · review report
Not a mockup.
The workspace, with a real home in it.
Bank Set 2 is a builder's five-sheet plan set, reconstructed by the same code that reads yours. Orbit it. Walk inside. Click a wall. Nothing here is staged.
1,963 editable objects · 29 cameras
11 checks failed · 213 could not be verified
a labelled draft, exactly as it ships
The sheet becomes the photo.
One fee per home.
Packs for the catalogue.
Card via Stripe. Packs are bought on your first home; the key comes in the receipt email.
01One studio photo of a house costs more than this whole package. You get six, plus the house itself in 3D.
02Photos of the home before there is a home. Minutes after you press Build — not a day in a queue, not three days with a freelancer.
03You keep the model. Native .blend and textured GLB, named objects, cameras and lights already set. Open it, walk it, change it.
Plans become form. A builder places a plan set, sees the house in 3D in the browser for free, presses Build, pays once, and gets back an editable, walkable package and six photographs of that home — minutes later, from the drawings they already have.
One package.
Everything a home needs to be seen.
Every delivery is the same package: the model you can open and change, the scene you can hand to any tool, and six photographs made from your own elevation sheets. Nothing is locked to a viewer, nothing is a screenshot.
- project.blendnative Blender scene · every wall, window, door, slab and roof face named
- project.glbtextured, cameras and lights set · metres · provenance in metadata
- photos ×6front (morning, dusk) · left · right · rear · interior
- previews ×6rendered from the editable scene
- review.mdpassed · failed · could not be verified — by element
- project.jsonreopens in the free workspace
- Native Blender file.blend with every wall, window, door, slab and roof face as its own named object. Collections, cameras and lights set. Walk it with Blender's Walk Navigation.
- Textured GLBPortable scene with embedded textures — opens in any 3D editor, game engine or viewer. Units in metres, provenance in the metadata.
- Six photographsFront (morning and dusk), left, right, rear and one interior — generated from your elevation sheets, labelled as source-guided visualizations.
- Scene previewsRenders straight from the editable scene so you see exactly what the model is, not only what the photos propose.
- The review reportEvery check the drawings passed, failed or could not verify — by element. A draft that tells you where it is a draft.
- Your workspace projectReopen the home in the free workspace any time: edit openings, plate heights, finishes; walk it; export again.
Four builder plan sets.
Four finish directions.
Photos are source-guided visualizations from the elevation sheets. Scene previews are rendered from the editable 3D model — the model is a labelled draft, and it says so.
It tells you
where it is unsure.
Every package is a draft reconstruction. The drawings grade the model element by element; the review report lists what passed, what failed and what could not be verified against the sheets. Roof junctions, some elevation openings and full interiors are the usual open items.
Graded element by element against your own sheets. The report is in the package and on the job page.
Generated from your elevation sheet with the openings, gables and materials where the sheet put them. Never presented as a photograph of a built house.
What the model is, not what the photos propose. Labelled that way in the package.
Your plans stay yours. They are read in your browser; they leave your machine only when you press Build. The package link lives 30 days, then the plans and package are deleted — unless you tick “keep my plans to improve Plansform”.
You see the model before you pay. If a delivered package is unusable, reply to the receipt email and we refund it. The review report — not the word “draft” — is the measure.
Which files work?
Vector PDF plan sets (the kind your architect exports) and DXF. Scanned or photographed sheets can be traced by hand in the workspace but do not reconstruct automatically.
Do I need Blender?
No. The GLB opens in almost any 3D tool and the workspace itself walks the house in the browser. Blender is free if you want the native file: File ▸ Open, then View ▸ Navigation ▸ Walk Navigation.
How long does it take?
The free preview is about a minute in your browser. After Build, most packages are ready within the hour; you get an email either way.
What if the model is wrong?
You see the model before you pay, and the review report says what could not be verified. If a delivered package is unusable, reply to the receipt email and we refund it.