How it works

Planning intelligence,
made visible.

The product should feel less like an AI prompt and more like a guided planning workflow, with the property and proposal driving every section.

Contemporary Australian home used to illustrate a residential planning workflow
Property → controls → report
01

Start with the property

Match the address to its council, lot, land zone and mapped planning constraints.

02

Describe the proposal

Choose the development type and enter the dimensions and details that affect the assessment.

03

Review the planning logic

See the controls, impacts, source references and any questions that still need confirmation.

04

Download and lodge

Review the final PDF and editable Word report against the drawing set before submission.

A complexity gate comes before payment.

Heritage, flood, bushfire and biodiversity indicators are surfaced.

Likely departures from key planning controls are flagged for review.

Unsupported or specialist matters are referred instead of being forced through.

The applicant sees sources, retrieval dates and items still needing confirmation.

When to use a planner