Architectural modelling · browser-native

Sketch it by hand.
Keep editing it in 3D.

Start from an idea, sketch, or your own AI. Get an editable model, then use it to discuss a home with your contractor or client.

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Use your own AI

Connect the AI you know to read your Cloud projects and propose changes, or copy & paste with any AI. Connected agents are included in Starter, Pro and Studio. New accounts created after launch receive Starter for 6 months from enrollment, without managed AI.

  1. Open your assistant

    In Claude (desktop or web), open Settings → Customize → Connectors. Search for versketch, select VerSketch from the results and follow the connection prompts.

    Open Claude

    Menu names are shown in English here; they may differ with your app language, version or workspace.

    Cannot find it? Add manually
    Server URL
    https://versketch.xyz/api/agent/mcp
    OAuth client ID
    aiv_claude

    For manual setup, open Settings → Customize → Connectors → + Add and choose the option to add your own connector. Name it VerSketch and paste the server URL above. Review the detected authentication settings. Choose Sign in now and Use your own OAuth client, enter the client ID above, leave the client secret blank and add no request headers. Finish adding the connector, then sign in with AIVerID.

    If your assistant asks for scopesprofile email versketch:read versketch:validate versketch:propose

  2. Sign in with AIVerID

    Follow the VerSketch connection prompts to sign in with AIVerID and approve the requested permissions. Use the account whose cloud projects you want Claude to access. If the browser asks to return to Claude, allow it.

  3. Let Claude use the tools

    In Claude, open Settings → Customize → Connectors → VerSketch. You can set Read-only tools to Always allow. Keep Create project and Create proposal on Needs approval, and respond to the approval card in the chat when Claude asks to create.

    Skipping this is the most common failure: a tool left on Needs approval with nobody answering the card fails with “No approval received”. That message comes from Claude, not VerSketch — the request never reached the server.

  4. Ask your AI to check the connection

    Send this request in your AI chat. Reading real project data confirms access; opening this guide alone does not.

    When your assistant asks permission before a tool call, answer it in the chat. An unanswered prompt fails on the assistant’s side; VerSketch never sees the call.

    Use VerSketch to read the authoring schema and list my Cloud projects. Do not create or change anything. Tell me whether you can read my projects and which authoring features are supported.

  5. Describe a change, then review it on the canvas

    Ask your assistant to create a design or edit an existing one. It reads the model, checks its proposed changes, and returns a review link. Open the link in VerSketch to preview and accept or reject the proposal. Your accepted work is saved through the project’s normal save flow.

Remote connections work with your Cloud projects. Device-only projects stay in your browser unless you choose to share a package or move them to Cloud.

An authorized connection can read your account’s Cloud projects and propose changes. It cannot accept proposals for you. Never paste access tokens into an AI chat.

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Kram-Kiri Atelier & Sky Gallery, a five-storey building modelled in VerSketch, seen in 3D from above
Kram-Kiri Atelier & Sky Gallery · modelled in VerSketch
Runs in
The browser. No install.
Drawing device
iPad + pen, or mouse.
Leaves as
Your project file, on every plan.
Account
Not required to start.

One model, every view

A five-storey gallery, café, design atelier and residency suites with a lift. Every picture here is VerSketch’s own render of the same editable model.

  • Front elevation of the building in 3D
    Front elevation
  • Close-up of the colonnade entrance and timber canopy in 3D
    Colonnade entrance
  • Ground-floor plan with rooms, areas and the lift
    Ground-floor plan
Open this design in Studio

Images rendered by VerSketch from this template.

Three things, one canvas

From an idea, sketch, or AI proposal to an editable model you can take into a real conversation.

A freehand pen outline snaps into a dimensioned floor plan, then rises into a three-dimensional massing model.
PenPlanModel

Pen-first on iPad

Draw with the pen, navigate with your fingers. Walls snap to the grid, to columns, and to nearby geometry — precise input on the device you actually sketch on.

Editable 3D, not a frozen picture

Draw in the plan, upload a sketch, or type a brief, then preview what the AI proposes and accept or reject it. Every wall, door, and window stays editable — and the 3D model follows along.

Code hints that cite their source

Every rule points at the document it came from, so you can tap through and read the original text yourself.

Who decides what

The model reads the drawing and raises a flag. It never signs anything.

AI flagsthenArchitect verifiesthenAHJ approves

Your work leaves with you

13 export paths: your own .versketch.json file on every plan, and 11 more formats plus a VerCivil handoff on Pro and Studio, in standard formats such as IFC, DXF, STEP, glTF and PDF for handing work on to other tools.

  • VerSketch (.json)
  • DXF
  • SVG
  • PDF
  • IFC
  • STEP
  • glTF (GLB)
  • OBJ
  • STL
  • DAE
  • 3D DXF
  • VBM (VerChain)
  • VerCivil handoff

Built for the first conversation about a home

Homeowners

Try an option before you talk to a contractor, then keep changing the same model together.

Residential builders

Make an initial plan and 3D model to discuss with a client, then keep editing as the brief changes.

Freelance planners

Start a concept quickly and leave an editable model for the next conversation.

Start the conversation in the browser — free

Install VerSketch as an app, or use it right in the browser. Local projects work without an account; sign in with AIVerID when you want cloud sync.

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