Is it free?
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit and covers building rooms, works, lighting and image export. For a limited time, Standard and Pro features are free too.
Do I need to install anything or sign up?
No. Just open it in your browser. You only sign in with Google to save to Google Drive or to use share links.
Where are my plans saved?
They are saved automatically in the browser on your device. On Standard and above they are also saved to your own Google Drive. Plan contents are never stored on our servers, except when you create a share link.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. A screen made for phones lets you walk through a plan, place and align things, and co-edit. For detailed drawing, a computer or tablet works best.
Which browsers are supported?
Current versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox on a computer or tablet with WebGL enabled.
How do I edit together with others?
In the app, create a link under Share, turn on "Let guests edit with you" and send the link. Up to 10 people can edit at once. This is a Pro feature (free for now).
Can I put a password on a share link?
Yes, a 6-digit number. Even if the link is passed around, people without the number can't open it. This is a Pro feature (free for now).
Can I export drawings and a work list?
Yes. You can produce elevations with dimension lines and titles, and a work list grouped by wall. Export as PDF, PNG or JPEG, and on Standard and above also as DXF, SVG, STL, OBJ, GLB or CSV.
Can I import floor plans or 3D models?
On every plan you can place a floor plan image underneath and trace it. Importing STL, OBJ, GLB and DXF is available from Standard.
How do I plan the layout for a solo show?
Build the room from the venue's dimensions, then hang works at their real size. Guide lines snap to centers, tops, bottoms and equal gaps, so the spacing falls into place. Align to the standard hanging height (1,450 mm by default) and the eye line matches too. When it's settled, export the elevation and hand it to the installers.
Can I simulate the layout before the show?
Yes — that is what the app is for. Build the walls, place works at real size, set the lighting, and walk through it. You can check the result on screen before anything is moved on install day.
What is the standard height for hanging works?
Placing the center of the work 1,450 mm from the floor is common, and it is the default here. You can change it to suit the venue or audience, and the line you set shows up as a guide while you work.
Can I use it for trade show booths?
Yes. You can place walls, fixtures, screens, lighting and people, so it works for booths too. That said, the app is built mainly around art exhibitions — solo shows, curated shows, galleries and museums.
Can I use it for paid work?
Yes, on Standard and Pro.