Vedutum

VEDUTUM reads architectural floor plans into a measured building model and shows it in 3D. Connect your VEDUTUM account and Claude works in your projects: it has a plan read from a link (PDF, JPG, PNG or WebP, one storey per sheet), lists storeys, rooms with their areas and the outline area per storey and in total, counts windows and doors, and shows the model in 3D right in the conversation — turn it, look at single storeys, cut it open. From there Claude can furnish one room or the whole house the way a planner would (clear of doors and windows, with passages), set roof shape, facade, window frames, style and storeys, lay out photovoltaic modules or solar thermal collectors on the roof faces that do not face north and report module count and kWp, set the site address for sun and shadow and load neighbouring buildings, roads and terrain from OpenStreetMap, and create the share link where your client views the model, comments and approves without an account. Every change appears in the VEDUTUM app at once and can be taken back one step. Without an account, Claude can estimate the points a visualisation job needs, compute sun position and shadow length for a site and date, check whether a plan file is ready to upload and what to export from Archicad, Revit or AutoCAD, convert a print size into pixels, search VEDUTUM's articles, and show the example house in 3D. For architects, planners, developers, estate agents and private builders. Reading a plan uses points from your VEDUTUM account as in the app; everything else costs nothing. The connector makes no images or videos — those are made in the VEDUTUM app, and Claude gives you the link.