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Tracing Paper and Plamo are AI-native design tools built for the controllability required by professional practice. Together they bridge the gap between creative exploration and technical production:

• Beyond Image-Based AI: Unlike generic tools that produce static pixels, our tools understand architectural intent and generate structured, parametric 2D and 3D schematics that are design-ready.
• Enhancing Conventional Workflows: While conventional CAD and BIM software often require manual, high-effort translation of ideas, our tools accept natural inputs—sketches, photos, and texts—to generate design-ready results directly, so your effort goes into judgment rather than execution.

Tracing Paper is an intelligent canvas that replaces the traditional hundred-button toolset with a workflow that mirrors how design studios actually work: sketching, marking up, and pinning ideas. It supports two modes: Ideate, where a rough sketch or verbal prompt becomes an immediate entry point for architectural drawings; and Iterate, where you refine concepts through redlines and markups while the system updates geometry and documentation in real-time. It is designed to be your "Thinking Interface," allowing you to export high-fidelity work directly into Autodesk Revit once your design is set.

Plamo is a cross-disciplinary modeling tool that turns text, photos, or plans into fully editable, parametric 3D models in any browser. You can easily iterate and experiment with concepts and ideas, then download them as Rhino, Grasshopper, or GLB files in organized layers that you can keep editing in other professional software.

Our tools are built on a "Human-in-the-Loop" philosophy. You don’t need to be a "prompt engineer"—if you know how to redline a drawing or describe a change to a colleague, you know how to use Tracing Paper and Plamo. While the Agent provides high-fidelity starting points for 3D generations, massing and floor plans, your professional judgment remains unmediated. You have full control to navigate tradeoffs between aesthetics, function, and client needs, ensuring the output is always a precision reflection of your intent.

We believe in charging for professional output, not curiosity. Credits are one shared balance across Tracing Paper and Plamo, and you’re never charged for navigation, sketching, or using the interface. Credits are consumed only when the Agent performs high-value tasks.

In Tracing Paper:

• Image Generation: 10 credits per image
• Agent Chats: 10 credits per turn
• Agent Edits: typically 5-50 credits, based on floor plan size and complexity
• Floor Plan Generation: typically 15-150 credits, based on floor plan size and complexity
• 3D Massing Generation: typically 10-120 credits, based on building size and complexity
• Exports: typically 10-100 credits, based on file format, building size and complexity

In Plamo, credit cost depends on two things: how complex the model is, and how many rounds it takes to get there.

• Simple — 1–2 rounds, ~150 credits: A bicycle, a wristwatch, a building from a photo, a floor plan from a drawing.
• Standard — ~5 rounds, ~400 credits: A mid-rise office or apartment with floor-by-floor layouts, a school from plan and section drawings.
• Complex — 10+ rounds, 1,000+ credits: A data center or urban block with detailed MEP, structural elements, intricate layouts.

To get started, every new user receives 1,000 free starter credits to experience the power of Tracing Paper and Plamo firsthand.