Can buyers see a design on their own block?

It can be set up to place your designs on the buyer’s block from the site information you agree on, with orientation and setbacks shown for review.

Can it explain the planning controls for a knock-down rebuild?

It can turn an address into a plain-English guide to the block and the planning information that applies, with its sources. Which designs could fit is for your team and a planner to confirm.

Can upgrades be priced as buyers choose them?

Once your upgrade pricing is connected, indicative prices can follow the selections as they change, with variations approved within your process.

Does it work for off-the-plan sales?

It can be set up to show finished apartments, townhouses and common areas in the schemes on offer, and to track each buyer’s selections by unit and level.

When an enquiry comes in, can our sales team see what the buyer looked at?

Yes. Enquiries can arrive with the design, block and style the buyer explored, set up for your enquiry process.

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IndustriesApplications for your industry

Home builders& developers

Help buyers plan, see and price their new home, from the block and the floor plan to every selection.

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From the blockto the selections

In practice: the AI Visualiser we run on James Hardie Australia’s website lets homeowners start a new home with no photo and see the planning controls for their address. For builders, the same applications are configured with your designs, facades and upgrade options. Read the case

A new home is chosen before it exists

Buyers commit to a design, a facade and hundreds of selections from plans, a display home and a sample board. What they cannot see is their own home on their own block.

A curving suburban street lined with modern two-storey homes in render, timber and stone, with residents walking along the footpath

An excavator demolishing an old single-storey house, with a worker in a hard hat and a skip bin beside piles of rubble

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Where the decision gets stuck

Buyers. They choose a design, a facade and many inclusions and upgrades before anything is built. Display homes and selection centres show individual options, not the exact combination they are considering, or what it will cost.

Knock-down rebuild and new-block buyers. Site, planning and council requirements are hard to read, and they shape what can be built before any design is chosen.

Sales consultants. An online enquiry shows interest but not the block, the preferred design or the buyer’s priorities. Each one needs a design shortlist, a facade, a rough budget and answers about the block.

Selection consultants. Selection appointments are long, and changes before and after contract affect specifications, quotes and margin. Every change has to reach estimating and construction.

Developers. Off-the-plan buyers need to see finished apartments and townhouses long before completion, and to tell apart the layouts, colour schemes and selection packages that apply to their purchase.

Your business. Enquiries, designs, selections and prices sit in different tools and teams, and the buyer’s choices are re-entered at each step.

From enquiry to construction

From enquiry to construction: enquiry, block, design, facade, selections, price, contract, build. Planner covers block to design, Visualiser covers facade to selections and Quantities covers price.

Buyers choose a design and facade from a catalogue and a display village. They want to see it as their home before they commit.

Design on their blockPlanner
Place a home design on the buyer’s block, with orientation and setbacks shown for review.
Facade options
Compare facades, colours and materials on the chosen design.
Inclusions and upgradesPlanner
Show what is included and what each upgrade changes.
Rough budgetQuantities
An indicative price for the design, facade and upgrades chosen.

What we design for

Their home, on their block

Designs, facades and selections are shown on the buyer’s own block and plan.

Planning information comes with its sources.

Your designs, your inclusions

Only your designs, facades, inclusions and upgrades.

Supplier products appear where your agreements allow.

One project, enquiry to contract

Block, design, selections and price stay in one project.

A change to the selections carries through to the price.

Run after launch

Design, inclusion and price updates, support and improvement planning with the team that built it.

One team from scope to live operation.

From scope to launch

One team from scope to live operation. How we work →

1 /
Scope
Agree the first designs, buyer journey, inputs, inclusion and pricing rules, outputs and acceptance criteria.
2 /
Build
Configure the application around your designs, facades, inclusions, brand and website.
3 /
Test
Review design placement, facade accuracy, selections, prices and planning information against your data and the agreed criteria, with the design kept as drawn.
4 /
Launch
Your team’s acceptance testing, operational responsibilities and the go-live checklist.
5 /
Operate
Monitor, resolve issues and keep designs, inclusions and prices current, and plan improvements with your team.

Questions teams ask

Can buyers see a design on their own block?: It can be set up to place your designs on the buyer’s block from the site information you agree on, with orientation and setbacks shown for review.
Can it explain the planning controls for a knock-down rebuild?: It can turn an address into a plain-English guide to the block and the planning information that applies, with its sources. Which designs could fit is for your team and a planner to confirm.
Can upgrades be priced as buyers choose them?: Once your upgrade pricing is connected, indicative prices can follow the selections as they change, with variations approved within your process.
Does it work for off-the-plan sales?: It can be set up to show finished apartments, townhouses and common areas in the schemes on offer, and to track each buyer’s selections by unit and level.
When an enquiry comes in, can our sales team see what the buyer looked at?: Yes. Enquiries can arrive with the design, block and style the buyer explored, set up for your enquiry process.