Plan the apartment. Walk through it. Save it.

Local first. Cloud only when you ask.

Every project auto-saves to the browser's IndexedDB — no Save button and no waiting for the network, even where site reception is bad. A cloud round-trip to Supabase happens only when you choose one. Close the browser, reopen it, and land exactly where you stopped; the Floor Plans page lists every project with a thumbnail.

• Local IndexedDB · idb-keyval underneath
• Auto-save on every change
• Cloud round-trips on request only
• Full undo / redo · Zustand + Zundo
• Floor Plans page with thumbnails
• Reopen exactly where you stopped

2D top-down. 3D perspective. At the same time.

A split-screen mode showing the 2D floor plan on one side and the 3D walkthrough on the other. Selection is synchronised between them: highlight a wall in 2D and it lights up in 3D, so precise wall editing happens without guessing what it will do to the space. Toggle it from the toolbar.

• Split screen · 2D on one side · 3D on the other
• Selection synced across both views
• Highlight a wall in 2D · the same wall in 3D
• Toggled from the toolbar in one click
• For precise wall editing, without guessing

GLB, STL, OBJ. The apartment leaves the browser.

Export the apartment from Vision to GLB — the common format for 3D on the web — to STL for 3D printing or engineering analysis, or to OBJ for CAD and external renderers. The export carries all the geometry, the materials and the scale, and the file takes a timestamp in its name so you never export twice onto the same one.

• GLB · the standard 3D-on-web format
• STL · for 3D printing and engineering analysis
• OBJ · for Revit · SketchUp · renderers
• All geometry · materials · scale
• Timestamped filename · model_2026-05-13.glb

Scene tree. Multi-select. Context menu.

Click an element — wall, door, item — to select it, and hold Shift to multi-select. A right-click menu puts the actions where you are standing: delete, duplicate, properties. The scene tree in the sidebar shows the full hierarchy — Building → Level → Walls, Doors, Zones and Items — with a visibility toggle per group and rename in place.

• Click to select · Shift+Click to multi-select
• Right-click menu · delete, duplicate, properties
• Scene tree · Building → Level → Elements
• Visibility toggle per group and per item
• Inline rename in the tree
• Drag-and-drop to reorder

A panel per element type. Live into the scene.

Select a wall, a door or an item and a floating property panel opens with exactly the fields that belong to it: position X / Y / Z, rotation, scale, material, thickness for walls, swing direction for doors. Every change applies instantly to the 3D scene, and SliderControl gives you fine numeric tuning instead of typing and guessing. A single panel manager makes sure no panel is left stranded on screen.

• A dedicated panel per element type
• Position · rotation · scale · material
• SliderControl for fine tuning
• Live updates in the 3D scene
• A single panel manager — no stranded panels

Every action on the keyboard. No menu hunting.

Cmd / Ctrl + K opens the command palette with every tool — Draw Wall, Place Door, Paint, Export — each next to its shortcut label. Search a command by name, or jump to its group page: Structure, Finishes, Furniture, View. Breadcrumbs show where you are standing, and useCommandRegistry is open to extension with your own tools.

• Quick open · Cmd+K · Ctrl+K
• Search a command by name
• Pages — Structure · Finishes · Furniture · View
• Breadcrumbs for the current context
• useCommandRegistry · open to extension

Hebrew and English. Real RTL, not reversed text.

Vision's UI is fully translated into Hebrew and English — real content management, not machine translation. In Hebrew the whole layout flips and not just the text: the sidebar moves to the right and the spacing rests on logical CSS properties. A language switcher in the header swaps live, and every tooltip, button, dialog and error message exists in both languages.

• Hebrew and English · real content management
• Full RTL layout · logical CSS · ms / me / ps / pe
• Language switcher in the header · live swap
• Every tooltip, dialog and error message
• next-intl · locale-based routing

From sketch to walkthrough — and from walkthrough to a proposal you open.

An agent sketches a 2D plan and Vision lifts it into a full 3D walkthrough that opens in front of the buyer. From there the AI assembles a design package matched to their taste — but the package stays a proposal the agent opens, edits or rejects in the meeting, not a design applied to the apartment on its own. The package boundaries you set are its ceiling.

• Automatic lift from a 2D plan to a 3D walkthrough
• The walkthrough opens in front of the buyer in one click
• A finish package matched to the buyer's taste
• The package is a proposal the agent opens in the meeting
• Natural-language editing — "switch the flooring to oak"
• The package boundaries you set are the ceiling

Agent and buyer on the same screen — from anywhere.

Agent in the branch, buyer at home. Both see the same design, the same furniture and the same finish, and one side's change shows up for the other instantly — no screen-sharing, no email and no "refresh the page". Choosing finishes in the meeting updates pricing and inventory in real time, and a change is approved by the two of them together.

• Live finish selection in the meeting · pricing and inventory update
• A live cursor showing what the other side is doing
• Notes attached to the design — not in email
• A change approved with a shared tap
• Browser-only — nothing to install

The buyer goes home. The design goes with them.

At the end of the meeting the buyer gets a link to your branded app, with the design they saw in the room exactly as you left it. They come back to it in the evening, show their partner, save favourites and compare them, and come back to you with a decision — with no chain of follow-up calls.

• A personal branded link — no download
• Save favourites and comparison boards
• Share with the family
• The version history from the meeting
• Book the next meeting in one tap

Step out of the sketch. Step into the apartment.

Put on a Quest 3 headset and the buyer is standing in a kitchen that has not been built yet. They feel the height, the light and the dimensions as if they were there, and every finish and every piece of furniture appears at real-world scale in real lighting. You can record the session and come back to it later with the team.

• Quest 3 support · WebXR
• One-click session start from the browser
• Furniture at real-world scale
• Dynamic daylight by time of day
• Session recording for later review