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Zerethon Design

How it works

Zerethon Design turns a short brief into a structured, editable design model. This is the path a project follows.

  1. Describe the site and your needs

    Choose the kind of building, then enter what you know: land width and depth, number of floors, rooms, style and an optional budget. Anything you skip gets a sensible default you can change later.

  2. Start from a sample

    Pick a structured sample — a real model with levels, rooms, walls and openings, not just an image. Your project receives its own copy, tied to the exact sample version it came from.

  3. Shape the floor plan

    Resize and move rooms, add doors and windows on a scaled grid with snapping and dimensions. Every change is validated before it is saved, and undo is always available.

  4. See it in 3D

    The 3D view is generated from the same model as the plan: floors, walls, openings and roof. Change the plan and the 3D follows.

  5. Review versions and measurements

    Each saved state is a version you can compare or restore. Areas and quantities are calculated deterministically and show the formula behind each number.

Where AI fits

If you ask, the assistant proposes structured changes. Design validates each proposal against geometry and design rules, shows you a preview, and creates a new version only when you accept. Ordinary editing never needs AI.

What Zerethon Design does not do

  • It does not produce approved construction drawings or certified structural designs.
  • It does not invent construction norms, unit prices or official quantities.
  • It does not support free-form geometry: plans use straight walls and rectangular rooms.

Early access Zerethon Design is in early development. The design studio is not open yet.