Agentic AI floor plan builder for office space

Describe the space. Get the whole floor plan: agent-built, editable, CAD-ready.

Not a room at a time: the complete floor. Brikon programs the plate, budgets circulation and places every room, then hands it back for you to change and send on.

A layout in 5–10 minutes·Three layouts, compared, in under an hour
Open-plan office floor in use, desks under exposed pendant lighting
Editable draft, not final. Every room stays yours to move: positions are preferences, not locks.

Scene photo for illustration. Product visuals are schematic diagrams until our screenshots land.

In: bring any plan
DXFDWGPDFSVGImageHand sketchBlank plate
Out: take the set
Everything in one set
  • CAD · DXF + DWG
  • Test fit: dimensioned PDF
  • Images
  • Client report
To-Do

Redraw the walls from the PDF: the CAD file is three revisions behind

To-Do

Renamed again: v7_final_FINAL.dwg

Alert

No free CAD seat: the redraw queues behind someone else's deadline

Notice

Invoice in: external space planner, second round of revisions

The problem

Planning the floor kills momentum.

A brief. An external space planner. A layout drawn off site. Two rounds of revisions. A costing. Your team waits on other people instead of answering the tenant, and pays for it whether the deal lands or not.

EMAIL THREAD

The brief lives in a thread

Forwarded PDFs and guesswork. Three buildings got the same question that morning.

CAD APP

Redrawn off site, by hand

Every wall re-entered by hand. Two rounds, then three, then nobody is counting. The clock runs whether the deal lands or not.

v1 → v8 · repeat until someone says stop
INBOX

Back as v8: still not right

Days later the drawing returns. The tenant has already walked the other two floors.

Days lost every time someone asks

With Brikon

01Upload the plate02Brief it in words03Editable drawing backRequest access

Who it's for

Built for whoever gets asked.

Whoever fields the tenant enquiry answers it the same day, no external planner, no waiting.

Flex & coworking

Test every configuration of the floor before you commit to one.


  • Answer enquiries while the lead is warm
  • Compare up to three options per floor
  • Answered the same day, not next week

Design studios

Draft options in minutes, then refine the geometry yourself.


  • Keep the hours for design judgement
  • Correct the draft live, room by room
  • Send CAD, PDF and the client report

Landlords

Reply to all three competing enquiries the same morning.


  • Whoever answers first frames the deal
  • Brief to drawing in minutes
  • Asset managers included

Workplace teams

Demos, quick drafts and proposals: fast, then right.


  • Stand up a credible option fast
  • Edit it into the right one
  • Shareable report, no meeting needed

Agentic

The agentic planning stack.

Brikon takes a different approach to planning the floor, with an agent driving every step from brief to drawing.

Recut the breakout 2 m wider and re-run the checks
Done: breakout widened, walking path still clear. ✓
ClaudeChatGPTAny MCP client

Your own agent, via MCP

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client and drive Brikon from the chat window you already have open.

“60 seats, 2 meeting rooms, a breakout near the entrance”
Generate planRegenerate draft

AI drafts the floor from a sentence

Describe the requirement in plain words. Brikon drafts the layout in 5–10 minutes: circulation budgeted, every room placed.

One question: daylight for the open workspace, or the boardroom near the entrance?
DaylightBoardroomNo preference

Asks instead of guessing

A clarifying question rather than a guess, with an explicit no-preference option.

Open workspace ×248 seats
Meeting rooms ×318 seats
Estimated occupancyfits · about 64

Fit report and room schedule

Whether the program fits, with an estimated occupancy: every space type counted with seats.

Walking route added: 1.5 m kept clear
Visitor rooms near the entrance
!Short of the seat target by 4: shown, not hidden

Planning checks that tell the truth

Pass and warn, side by side. When the program doesn’t fit, the draft says so. Recommendations never overwrite you: applying one stays explicit.

Take the set with you

CAD in DXF and DWG, usable directly and subject to architect approval. A dimensioned PDF drawing set with scale bar, plan north, work zones and title block. Images. A written client report: shareable without you in the room.

  • Canvas editor: drag the real geometry yourself
  • Compare up to three layouts side by side
  • Walking paths budgeted at 1.5 m, areas allocated

FAQ

The questions we get asked.

FAQ categories
Do I need to know CAD to use this?

No. Describe the space in plain words and Brikon drafts the floor for you. If you’d rather place things by hand, the same plan opens in a drag-and-drop editor. Most people use both: the agent for the first pass, the editor for the last ten percent.

I only have a PDF from the landlord, no CAD file. Will that work?

Yes. Bring a PDF, an image, an SVG, a DXF or a DWG, or nothing at all, and draw the plate yourself on a blank canvas.

The first layout isn’t what I had in mind. Then what?

Tell it what’s wrong and it re-runs, or move the rooms yourself in the editor. Nothing it places is locked, and a recommendation never overwrites your change unless you apply it.

How long before I have something I can send to a client?

About 5–10 minutes for a first draft, and three options compared side by side inside an hour.

Won’t every layout come out looking the same?

No. Every run is planned against your plate and your brief, and where there’s a real trade-off (daylight for the open workspace, or the boardroom by the entrance) it asks you instead of falling back on a house style.

Can I use Claude or ChatGPT with Brikon?

Yes. Brikon runs an MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT or any other MCP client can drive the whole flow from the chat window you already have open. It’s included, there’s no separate charge for it.

Can I bring my own API key or model?

Not yet. The AI runs on our side and is included in your account; bring-your-own-key isn’t supported today.

Do you support CAD files?

Yes, both directions. DXF and DWG in, DXF and DWG out, alongside PDF, SVG and images.

Can my architect pick this up and carry it forward?

Yes. You get DWG and DXF that open straight in AutoCAD as real layered geometry, not a picture of a plan.

Can I put these drawings straight into a client proposal?

Yes: a dimensioned drawing set, a room schedule and a written report. It’s a test fit, so it goes in as an option for the client to weigh, not as a construction drawing.

My floor is an odd shape with columns all over it. Will it cope?

That’s the normal case here. Irregular boundaries, cores, columns and blockers are part of the plate you bring, and the layout is planned around them.

Do you do 3D?

Yes: a 3D top-down view of the plan, so you can read the space at a glance. It isn’t a photorealistic render and isn’t meant to replace visualisation.

Is my data encrypted?

Yes. Everything is encrypted in transit over TLS and at rest with AES-256, with managed key handling and access scoped to your own account.

Do you train on my data?

No. We don’t train models of any kind on your drawings, your briefs or your clients’ data.

What happens to the plans I upload?

They stay yours. We use them to run your projects and nothing else. Ask us and we’ll delete them.

What does it cost?

Nothing during the beta. There’s no pricing page because there’s no price yet.

What does “beta” actually mean for me?

A real account with your own plates and your own layouts, free while the beta lasts. We onboard one team at a time, and the product still changes week to week.

Can I see it run on my own floor first?

Yes. Bring the plate to the demo call and we’ll plan it live with you on the line.

Which regions do you support?

All of them. Brikon runs in the browser and we don’t gate access by country. If you can upload the plate, we can plan it.

What languages does Brikon support?

English today. More will follow as teams ask for them.

Request access

Get access. Plan your own floors.

Brikon is in beta and we're opening it one team at a time. Tell us who you are and what you're planning, and we set you up, then it's your account, your plates, your layouts. You run them yourself, as many as you like, and it's free for as long as we're in beta.

What you getAn account on the beta
What it costsFree during beta
What you bringYour own plates and briefs

Rather talk it through first? Book a demo drops you straight onto our calendar: bring the plate and we'll plan it live on the call.

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No pricing page, because there's no price yet. No newsletter, no drip campaign: one reply from a human.

Don't let slow planning lose you the floor.

Brikon is in beta and access is free while it lasts: plan as many floors as you like. There's no pricing page, because there's no price yet.