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Planner

Spatial planning and design for product brands, merchants and builders.

Plan the whole project in 3D around your products, from the block to every selection.

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Plan the project around your products.Before anything is ordered.

Use it on its own, or with Visualiser and Quantities. All three share the same AI designer and 3D foundation, so anything you add later builds on the same products and the same model, and nothing has to be redone.

How it works

Three steps, on the real plan

  1. Start

    Two hands holding a yellow tape measure along a wall of an empty room with timber floorboards and a window onto trees and water

    Start from an address, a floor plan, a photo or a tape measure, with your catalogue and product rules.

  2. Plan

    Hands placing small paper furniture models onto a printed floor plan on a timber table, with fabric swatches and a bowl of pears nearby

    The AI models the space and lays out your range on it like a designer would: every module, cabinet, panel or fixture placed to fit the real dimensions, every option checked against your rules.

  3. Specify

    A table covered with plans, fabric and timber samples and an open folder showing a drawing, with a harbour view beyond a sofa

    From the same 3D model, it prepares product selections, draft project documents, shop drawings and professional drawings for your team to review.

New to the category?Read what AI spatial planning for a product range is.Choosing one?How to choose AI spatial planning for your product range.

Site context, with sources

An address becomes a plain-English guide to the site and the planning information that applies, with its sources, for qualified professionals to confirm.

An aerial view of a suburban street with a terracotta-roofed house at the centre, neighbouring grey roofs, gardens, a pool and parked cars

Layouts in 3D, to the real dimensions

Kitchens, wardrobes, bathrooms, fit-outs and whole homes designed in 3D on the real plan: furniture, cabinetry, fixtures, windows and doors placed using only your products and rules, room types repeated, with exceptions flagged.

An unfinished high-rise interior with a concrete floor marked by coloured tape lines, a view of Sydney Harbour, building materials and a workbench

A few right options

A few options that fit, not dozens: product combinations, moods and upgrade packages built around the project, with specification shortlists for your technical team to confirm.

Three mood boards on a wall in cream, olive and terracotta, each with fabric, stone and timber samples and interior photographs

Shop drawings and documents

Shop drawings and professional drawings from the same 3D model, with furniture and FF&E schedules, specification notes, plans, elevations, sections and rendered views for your designers and project team to approve.

A designer and a builder in a hi-vis vest reviewing plans on a trestle table in a bare high-rise fit-out with city views

A wardrobe sized to the room

  1. Change the room

    Set the width and depth of the room. The layout updates as the room changes.

  2. Cabinets from your panels

    Wardrobes are assembled from standard panels and modules, sized to the walls. A longer room turns one run into an L.

  3. A complete layout

    Every size gets a full wardrobe plan, ready for your team to check.

Estimate the value for your business

Estimated

$940K

Added revenue a year $3.6M → $4.5M

Illustrative example. Adjust the inputs for your business.

Your business

Model your growth

Illustrative defaults: 60 enquiries a month, 25% become sales, average order $20,000.

Questions teams ask

What does Planner start from?
An address, a floor plan, a photo or measurements from site, together with your catalogue and product rules. We configure the inputs around the plans and files your team already uses.
What does it produce?
Planner prepares layouts in 3D, product selections and draft project documents for your designers and technical team to review and approve before ordering or issue.
Where do the 3D models of our products come from?
Our AI modelling engine builds accurate 3D models of your products from your images, drawings and specifications. They are included at no extra cost, and they are yours to use elsewhere. The customer’s home or space is modelled in real time from photos or drawings.
Can it produce drawings?
Yes. Planner designs in 3D to the real dimensions, and from the same model it produces shop drawings and professional drawings for your team to check.
Who checks the site and planning information?
Planner brings site information and planning controls together with their sources for your qualified team to verify. Planning and certification decisions remain with the responsible professionals.
What do we need to give you?
Your catalogue and the rules for what fits together, a real plan from a recent project, the workflow you want to address first, and a project owner for feedback and sign-off. We take on the product logic, the build, testing, launch and ongoing operation.
Does it connect to our other systems?
It can sit inside a page on your existing website, run on its own domain or be used by your own team. Connections to your product data, CRM and other systems are quoted to match your requirements.
How is it priced?
There’s no price list. Every application starts with a scoped build, with a fixed quote for the build. After launch, a monthly fee covers hosting, monitoring, support, the improvements we agree, and new ideas for where AI could help next.
Do you work outside Australia?
Yes. We can work with product brands anywhere in the world, and host the application in the region you need.
Where is it hosted, and how is project data used?
Each application runs on cloud infrastructure with data centres around the world, and we host it in the region you need. Australian clients are hosted in Australia by default. Your application uses your product data, and the plans, photos and project details your team or your customers choose to share, only to run the experience you’ve agreed with us. Models trained on your data, and everything your application produces, belong to you; TsquareAI owns the core platform. Retention and deletion are set out in your agreement.

Planned around how projects come together in your category.

  1. Cladding & facades
  2. Roofing & walling
  3. Windows & doors
  4. Bricks & masonry
  5. Kitchens & joinery
  6. Bathrooms & tapware
  7. Flooring & tiles
  8. Panels & surfaces
  9. Furniture & fit-out
  10. Building supply & merchants
  11. Home builders & developers

Start with Planner

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Bring your catalogue, a real plan and the project workflow you want to address first.

See it by industry

How Planner fits kitchens, bathrooms, furniture, builders and more.