An agent that draws floor plans, builds in 3D, places every fixture to scale, and audits its own work like a real architect would. From the first wall to the final render. One agent. A growing ecosystem. Open Luw.ai Studio. Type a brief. Watch Archiagent draw, place, audit, and render — in your browser. Build something real.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Emir, founder of Luw.ai, an AI design platform used by 3M+ architects and designers. Over the last two years we've generated 250M+ designs: renders, redesigns, sketch-to-render, 3D models. That layer, we've mastered.
But our users kept pushing us further: "the visuals are incredible, now give me the plan." The actual deliverable. Millimeter-precise, buildable, real.
So we built ArchiAgent. It lives inside Studio, a full 3D architectural editor that runs in your browser. You talk to it, sketch, upload a photo, or scan a room with your iPhone, and the agent designs the space zero-to-hero: walls, doors, furniture, lighting, and yes, our renders on top. Homes, hotels, hospitals, restaurants.
The part I'm most proud of: it audits its own work. It takes 2D snapshots of the plan and checks door clearances, furniture overlaps, circulation, then fixes what's wrong. Like a junior architect who double-checks before showing you the drawing.
No install, no CAD license.
It's early. Tell me what breaks, what's confusing, what you'd need to use this daily. I'll be here all day answering everything.
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A version history toggle on the floor plan canvas would be really useful, so you can scrub back to an earlier layout if a later edit goes sideways. Right now once it redraws I worry about losing a layout I actually liked.
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@msunar82939 Thank you, Muzaffer! This is a very important feature, and we completely agree. We’re planning to ship version history for every edit today, so you’ll always be able to return to a layout you liked 🙏
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Tried a quick layout and honestly the scale placement was way better than I expected, fixtures actually fit where they should. The audit step catching my own dumb sizing mistake was a nice touch, kind of feels like having a second set of eyes.
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@semasubajplx That “second set of eyes” is exactly what we wanted the audit to feel like. Glad the scale and fixture placement held up in a real test, thanks for trying it!
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The self-audit step is genuinely clever, that's the part most floor plan tools skip and it's exactly where architecture actually lives.
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@azizamanwlgf Thank you, Aziz! We spent a lot of time getting that part right, so it genuinely means a lot that you noticed it 🙏 Generating a floor plan is only half the job, the real value is knowing whether it actually works.
A version history toggle on the floor plan canvas would be really useful, so you can scrub back to an earlier layout if a later edit goes sideways. Right now once it redraws I worry about losing a layout I actually liked.
@msunar82939 Thank you, Muzaffer! This is a very important feature, and we completely agree. We’re planning to ship version history for every edit today, so you’ll always be able to return to a layout you liked 🙏
Tried a quick layout and honestly the scale placement was way better than I expected, fixtures actually fit where they should. The audit step catching my own dumb sizing mistake was a nice touch, kind of feels like having a second set of eyes.
@semasubajplx That “second set of eyes” is exactly what we wanted the audit to feel like. Glad the scale and fixture placement held up in a real test, thanks for trying it!
The self-audit step is genuinely clever, that's the part most floor plan tools skip and it's exactly where architecture actually lives.
@azizamanwlgf Thank you, Aziz! We spent a lot of time getting that part right, so it genuinely means a lot that you noticed it 🙏 Generating a floor plan is only half the job, the real value is knowing whether it actually works.