Arcon is an AI architect. You talk to it about who you are and what you love; it reads your taste through Qloo's taste graph and designs your space from it: a floor plan, a 3D walkthrough by day and night, a budget in your currency, a shopping list and a timeline. Then it stays with the project through review, approval and building.

1. 1Tell Arcon about the space: what it is, where, how big, who uses it, your budget.
2. 2Find your style: pick a few places, brands, films or music you love. Qloo reads what they have in common.
3. 3Choose one of three plans, each with what it does best and what it gives up, or upload your own.
4. 4Walk through it in 3D, change anything by chat, and see the budget follow.
5. 5Share it with your architect, client or builder, approve it, follow the build and move in.

Start a design · Find your style in three taps

Once you sign in, Arcon works like an app: a sidebar on the left with your tools and every project, and the page on the right.

1. 1The sidebar: your tools first (home, Waiting on you, Inbox), then your projects. The project in front of you opens out into its parts: overview, style, plans, 3D, changes, thread, site, budget, shopping, drawings and team, one click each. Your profile is at the bottom; Ctrl+B folds the sidebar to icons, and on a phone it slides in from the menu button.
2. 2Your home opens on the project you last had open: its plan drawing itself, View in 3D, where it stands, what's next and an estimate, and below it everything waiting on you.
3. 3Waiting on you: a design to review, changes asked, a fee to pay or confirm, work running late on site, a plan to choose, new messages. The most urgent comes first; tap one to go straight there.
4. 4The bell: what happened on your projects. Each one is marked read when you open it, and takes you to the right place.

1. 1Press Ctrl+K (⌘K on a Mac), or the search box at the top right, to jump anywhere: a project, or one part of it such as its budget, thread, site or 3D. Type any words in any order, like "austin budget".
2. 2Get the app, at the top of every page: on a phone it installs Arcon to your home screen; on a computer it shows a code to scan for your phone, and in Chrome or Edge installs Arcon in its own window.
3. 3The landing page plays Arcon's opening once a visit; a link someone sends you (an invite, a shared project) goes straight to what it points at. Your theme and sound settings are in the profile menu.

Everything you make in Arcon is yours to remove, at any time.

1. 1A project: the bin on its card in your home page, or Delete this project at the bottom of its overview. Only its owner can, and it goes for everyone on it, with its thread, files and site.
2. 2Your account: Delete my account at the bottom of your account page, after typing DELETE. Every project you own goes with it; projects others shared with you stay with them.

My spaces puts your newest project in focus, with where it stands and what happens next.

1. 1Try it free as a guest: the interview, your style, three plans and the 3D from outside. Sign in to keep the project; it moves to your account with everything in it.
2. 2Unlock the project once (signed in) to open the walkthrough, budget, shopping list, changes by chat and the drawings pack.
3. 3Invite your architect or builder from Team, by link or QR code. Everyone talks in the project's thread.
4. 4When your architect sends the design for review, the plan is right there in the thread: approve it or ask for changes. On your own, you approve it in one step. A change after approval comes to you with what it does to the cost.
5. 5Once building starts, follow progress, photos and spending in the Site tab, or run the build yourself.
6. 6When the build is finished, walk through it and list anything to fix in Move in; the builder fixes each one and you sign it off. Accept the handover to move in: the warranty starts that day, and you can review your architect and builder.

Cafés, offices, shops and hotels get everything a home does, plus two things a business needs.

1. 1How you run it: tell Arcon how the place works (takeaway or table service, the kitchen, how many seats and people) or name a place you love, and the plans are ranked for it.
2. 2The neighbourhood read: the local favourites around your site, the crowd they draw and their decor, so your space fits the street and stands out on it.

Studio is two things in one: an AI design partner that does the slow first weeks of a project, and the software to run every client from the first link to the handover. Studio is your home: Pipeline lays every client out by stage, Requests holds owners asking for you, and the fee ledger shows every milestone across projects, with what's overdue.

Build is the software to run your sites, with the design and its numbers already done. Sites is your home: today on every site, your crew's week and wages across sites, every delivery on the way, and each site's budget against what it has cost.

Every design decision in Arcon can be traced back to something you said you love. The strip under the top of the home page shows it live: two loves, and what Qloo reads from them right now.

What does Arcon cost?

Trying it is free: the interview, your style and the three plans. A home or business project is unlocked once for $149 ($299 for a business), with the 3D walkthrough, budget, shopping list, changes by chat, the drawings pack and sharing. Architects and designers pay $99 a month for Studio, builders $299 a month for Build, each with 14 days free. Clients invited by their architect pay nothing.

Who is Arcon for?

Anyone designing a space: homeowners and renters planning a house, apartment or studio; business owners planning a café, office, shop or hotel; architects and interior designers running client projects; and builders running the sites.

How does it know my taste?

You tell Arcon about the films, music, places and brands you love. Qloo's taste graph finds what those have in common, the decor, the ambience, the price level, and Arcon designs from that. Every choice in your design shows the taste signal behind it.

What happens to my data?

Your answers and designs are stored in your account and seen only by you and the people you invite. We don't sell it or share it for advertising. You can delete a project, or your whole account, at any time from inside the app.

Do I need an account?

Not to try it. As a guest you answer the interview and see your style, three plans and the 3D from outside. Sign in to keep the project on every device, unlock it, or share it with your architect, client or builder; it comes with you when you sign in.

Which languages does Arcon speak?

English, Hindi and Hinglish, typed or spoken. Arcon answers in the language you use.

Can I use a floor plan I already have?

Yes. Upload a photo or PDF of your plan and Arcon reads it into an editable layout, then designs it around your taste.

Can I build from what Arcon gives me?

Arcon gives you a drawings pack (plan, elevations, schedules as PDF and DXF), a budget and a timeline your architect and builder can work from. Building work should always be checked and signed off by a licensed professional where you live.

Is there an app?

Yes. Arcon installs from the browser on any phone or computer: use Get the app at the top of the page. It opens full screen, like any app.

Arcon is a Next.js app (App Router, React, Tailwind) with three.js for the 3D, Supabase for accounts, data and files, Qloo's Insights API for taste, and an AI model for the brief, the room list and changes by chat. The interview is a script that asks one question at a time and never waits on a model; an interviewer agent built with eve (agents/interviewer, with its own tools, instructions and evals) is mounted at /eve/interviewer.

app/          pages and API routes
components/   screens; components/fx holds the shared sounds and motion
lib/          the logic, each part with its tests beside it (*.test.ts)
agents/       the interviewer agent: instructions, tools, evals
db/migrations the database tables, applied in order
scripts/      tools for checking against the real services

Run it

npm install
cp .env.example .env.local   # Supabase, Qloo and model keys
npm run migrate               # creates the tables
npm run dev                   # http://localhost:3000
npm test                      # unit tests

The API

Every route checks who is asking and their role on the project before it answers.

What Arcon stores, why, and how to delete it is in the privacy page. Taste data from Qloo is used to design your project and cached only to keep it fast.