Every tool, every AI assistant, and how pricing works — in one place.
Everything below reflects what's actually shipped — the 4 core tools, all 20 AI assistants, and exactly how credits are charged.
AECoViz is a single workspace that covers an architecture project from brief to handover: generate and edit a real, dimensioned floor plan, turn it into photoreal renders and concept imagery, and run the practice side of the business — clients, invoices, time and finance — without leaving the platform. Twenty built-in AI assistants handle the paperwork and calculations that sit around a project. Usage is metered by one shared credit wallet rather than per-seat licensing.
A dedicated multi-turn assistant for every recurring piece of paperwork and calculation around a project. Each keeps its own conversation — with multiple named chats per assistant — streams its reply, and suggests contextual follow-up questions you can send with one click. Available inside the workspace once you're signed in.
Workspaces support members with owner/editor/viewer roles per project.
Threaded comments and box markups attach feedback directly to plan geometry, with resolve.
A public presentation mode collects structured client feedback with no login required.
Native .fpsx snapshots — snapshot, restore, delete and visual diff between versions.
Every plan grants a monthly credit allowance, shared across every tool. Each AI action spends a fixed number of credits from that wallet — the same costs enforced server-side, so this list can't drift from what you're actually charged.
No — treat it as a strong starting layout, not a final construction document. It's real, dimensioned geometry, so you can start refining it immediately, but a licensed architect or structural engineer still needs to review and sign off before construction.
A generic ruleset and one modeled on India's National Building Code 2016 (FAR, ground coverage, setbacks, minimum room areas, ventilation, parking, egress, accessibility). Local byelaws vary by jurisdiction and change over time — always verify against your local authority's current regulations.
No — it's a standard platform tool included on every plan, including Free.
No — they accelerate the paperwork and calculation around a project. Figure-bearing replies in the fire egress, structural and MEP tools carry a mandatory disclaimer, and every answer names the standard it relies on rather than inventing one.