Architectural, not software.
Atelier watches the sheet, not you. Draw the way you already draw and the tedious parts happen underneath your hand.
Plan, 1 square = 0.5 m
draw a few strokes here, corners snap
and the walls measure themselves
Rough strokes land as straight walls.
Draw with a pen, a finger or a mouse. Each stroke straightens to the grid the moment you lift, and meets the last one at the corner.
Every wall measures itself.
Lengths, areas and levels update as you move things. There is nothing to re-dimension before a print.
Three ways to solve the stair, never one answer.
When there is more than one sensible move, Atelier shows a few and waits. You choose, or ignore all of them.
Every version of the day is kept.
Scrub back through the morning's thinking. Nothing you drew is lost, and nothing is saved over.
It leaves as DWG, IFC or a PDF set.
With your own title block and layer standards, so consultants never know it started as a sketch.
One architect, one project at a time.
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forever, no card
Teams that share sheets and review together.
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No. Atelier is where the thinking happens. When a scheme settles, export it as DWG or IFC and carry on in the tools your consultants expect.
You do. Nothing you draw is used to train anything, and you can delete a project and its whole history in one step.
It watches the sheet, not you. Move a wall and the dimensions, openings and beams that depend on it move too. When there is more than one sensible answer it shows options and waits.
Yes. Sheets live on your machine first and sync when you are back online. A site visit with no signal is a normal day.
On Studio and Practice, yes. Everyone sees the same sheet, and every stroke is signed, so review stays honest.
Start a sheet.
Free for one project, no card. It runs in the browser and keeps your work on your machine.