Tenant changes: plan your apartment changes before you build
Upload the original architectural plan, mark what you want to change — walls to break or build, sockets, lighting and water points — and get the full list of work, the bill of quantities and a preliminary estimate. Free, no AI.
Drawing and editing are free — only AI actions use credits
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Upload the plan
A PDF, image or DWG of the developer's or architect's plan. It becomes the "existing" state of the apartment.
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Mark the changes
Mark walls, doors and points to remove, and draw what is new: walls, sockets, lighting, water and drain points.
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Get the work plan
A change list with checks, quantities and an estimate you can print or send to contractors.
What you get
- The list of changes: walls broken and built (m and m²), doors, windows, and every point added or cancelled.
- Checks and suggestions: safe-room and exterior walls, walls that may be load-bearing, and plan errors.
- A bill of quantities with your unit prices and a total estimate (with contingency).
- Export to CSV or print — ready for the contractor, the electrician and the plumber.
A preliminary estimate from the plan, not a quote. Structural changes need a structural engineer; changes in a new building need the developer's approval and sometimes a permit.