The owner-builder racing to clear one permit
Homeowners and micro-developers running their own project, paying a fixed one-off cost for permit-ready drawings.
What they want: Clean, accurate drawings that pass review, including panel schedules and NEC load calculations, without paying for a full design team.
Still unsolved for them
- Produce clean, accurate professional drawings for review
- Panel schedule and NEC load calculation
- Concrete footprint needs reduction via gravel backfill
The small builder who needs CAD without a CAD team
Small construction and fabrication shops with no drafting staff, buying part-time CAD help to keep drawings moving to site.
What they want: Plan and section views produced fast, with fewer revision loops between customers, installers and the shop.
Still unsolved for them
- Designs require repeated revision from customers and installers
- Include both plan and sectional views
- Create plans using Mozaik software
The busy studio that needs overflow drafting
Established architecture practices with steady pipelines that buy extra production hours instead of growing headcount.
What they want: Drawings checked during design rather than at the end, and accurate dimensions even when survey data has gaps.
Still unsolved for them
- Drawings reviewed only at end, not during design
- Licensed US architect for Arkansas residential duplex permits
- Survey gaps risk wrong dimensions in drawings
The homeowner who wants to see it before paying for it
Individual decision-makers with drawings in hand who buy one presentation-ready rendering before committing to construction spend.
What they want: Help choosing materials and fixing awkward layouts, with a few rounds of revisions included.
Still unsolved for them
- No in-house designer for material selection
- Up to three rounds of revisions
- Home layout has poor functionality and flow
The design studio that renders project by project
Design-led practices with modeling skills but no visualization bench, buying renders per project to win pitches.
What they want: Fast concept renders like dusk and landscape-lighting views, plus drawings simple enough for anyone to read.
Still unsolved for them
- Create landscape-lighting concept diagram or dusk rendering
- Create golf course designs from pictures and descriptions
- Blueprints too detailed for easy reading
The homeowner who just needs the stamp
Homeowners running their own project who buy a single permit-ready drawing or engineering sign-off.
What they want: An assessment of the existing structure, the right scaled location plan, and suggested changes with estimated costs.
Still unsolved for them
- Existing structure condition not yet assessed
- Produce location plan at 1:1250 scale
- Suggest changes and estimated cost if necessary