GREENERYDESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
HOUSE PLANNER
Set your plot size, arrange rooms, view the plan and 3D model with sun shadows, then get a build schedule, material list and rough budget frame to prepare for conversations with designers and builders.
It lets owners try a layout, rooms and building size on their own plot, then see a rough schedule, materials and budget at a glance. Results are estimates for preparing information and questions, not construction drawings, a quotation or a BOQ.
All sections share the same data. Change the plot or a room and the other numbers update right away.
Plot size, floor area, building-to-plot ratios, an estimated duration and the budget frame on a single page.
Arrange rooms on a 2D plan, view 3D, choose the house orientation, see sun shadows by month and time, add furniture and run basic checks.
A 12-phase plan from site preparation to handover, showing which tasks wait on others and which run in parallel.
Approximate quantities of main materials from the building you laid out, useful for asking your builder the right questions.
A budget frame split into 7 categories, weekly spending distribution, and shares you can adjust to your priorities.
No sign-up needed. Open it and start laying out.
Enter the plot width, depth and orientation, then pick the building size you want.
Add, remove or move rooms, drag to resize, and switch between the 2D plan and 3D view.
Open the schedule, materials and budget, and adjust the starting figures to fit your project.
Export a file, print, or copy a link to continue with your architect, engineer and builder.
This tool supports planning. It does not replace professional work.
The plan and 3D view are visual models for communicating ideas. They carry no structural or system detail and no permit information.
Budget and material figures are estimates from general assumptions. Actual cost depends on the design, specifications, location and a verifiable BOQ.
The tool does not check setbacks, zoning or local rules. Have an architect and engineer check them against the real plot.
These answers describe the tool’s scope. For a real project, rely on drawings, the BOQ and the signed contract.
Yes. You can use it without signing up, and there is no charge to open it.
Project data is stored in the browser on the device you use. A share link embeds the data in the link itself, so send it only to people you want to see the plan.
Use them only as a starting frame for planning and questions. Base hiring decisions on drawings, a BOQ, a quotation and a signed contract.
Send the location, budget, floor area and timeline through the assessment button. The team will arrange a call to check the plot information and the next scope of work.
Send the location, budget, floor area and timeline. The team uses it to prepare an initial conversation. It is not a quotation or a contract.