A guided path from property uncertainty to a clear project direction.
ArchPilot starts with a real place, translates your intent into structured project inputs, and returns an initial reading that helps you understand viability, potential, and what comes next.
A real address anchors the entire analysis in an actual site.
The user is not filling a form. The user is shaping a project.
Early clarity on project potential, feasibility, and the next stage.
The system works in three clear moments.
Each step reduces uncertainty and prepares the user to move forward with more confidence.
Ground the project in a real property
Every project begins with a place. ArchPilot uses the address as the base layer for site understanding, project context, and future technical interpretation.
Starts from an actual address instead of an abstract inquiry.
Connects the user’s idea to a real lot and real conditions.
Creates the basis for a more relevant project reading.
Guide the user through project decisions
Instead of presenting a long technical form, the experience translates complexity into guided choices about intent, scale, program, priorities, and timeline.
The user defines what they want to create.
The system captures architectural intent progressively.
Complexity stays in the background while clarity stays in front.
Return a structured initial diagnosis
The output is not just information. It is a first project read that helps the user understand viability, potential, and what to do next.
Creates an early sense of direction.
Frames next steps before deeper investment.
Turns uncertainty into an actionable starting point.
A progressive input flow designed to feel like project definition, not form completion.
The wizard captures the essential signals needed to shape an early project understanding while keeping the experience fast, guided, and accessible.
Inputs are framed as decisions, which lowers resistance and increases completion.
The system introduces technical logic without overwhelming the user with jargon.
Each screen adds a useful layer to the project definition.
Location
The user enters the property address, anchoring the process in a real site.
Role
The system identifies whether the user is a homeowner, investor, contractor, or just exploring.
Project intent
The user defines what they are trying to create: ADU, remodel, expansion, or another path.
Project type
The flow narrows the direction through typologies such as detached unit, garage conversion, or attached unit.
Scale
Instead of exact dimensions, the system captures spatial ambition through simple size choices.
Program
The user defines what the space needs to include: bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, work area, laundry, and more.
Spatial character
The desired feel of the space helps shape project level and expectations indirectly.
Priorities and timing
The wizard identifies what matters most and how soon the user wants to move forward.
An initial project reading that creates confidence before deeper investment.
The first output gives the user a structured sense of potential. It is not the final deliverable. It is the bridge toward better decisions, deeper analysis, and the next stage of the project.
A first indication of whether the project direction appears promising.
Early understanding of what may or may not be possible before committing further.
The reading stays anchored in the actual site rather than in generic assumptions.
The system frames what should happen next instead of leaving the user with static information.
The diagnosis is only the first stage of a larger guided journey.
ArchPilot is designed to evolve into a progressive project system where each stage unlocks deeper clarity and moves the user toward execution.
Diagnosis
Initial evaluation of project potential, opportunities, and constraints.
Normative
Translation of zoning, setbacks, height rules, and local conditions into clear guidance.
Design
Early conceptual direction, layout logic, and architectural possibilities.
Costs
Preliminary investment ranges based on project type, scale, and conditions.
Permits
Understanding what approvals, documents, or local steps may be needed.
Construction
Preparation for how the project could move toward real execution.
Begin with your property. Let the system guide the rest.
ArchPilot helps transform uncertainty into a structured project starting point—before design fees, permit work, or construction decisions.