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Question: Does a king bed fit in the master bedroom?
Answer: Yes — a king bed fits in Bedroom 1 (clear space 4.0 × 3.5 m).
Bedroom 1
Real answers from AskPlan on its sample plan, replayed. AskPlan reads the drawing automatically and can be wrong — check anything that matters.
- UploadA floor plan image or PDF
- AskIn plain words, like you would a person
- Get answersWorked out from the plan's own geometry
- Know the limitsIt says so when it isn't sure
Real answers for real spaces
From Floor Plans to Real Insights
AskPlan reads the walls, rooms, doors and windows in your drawing, works out how the spaces fit together, and then lets you simply ask.
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Understand
Rooms, areas, doors, windows and how every space connects — read from the drawing.
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Ask
Natural-language questions about your space. No floor-plan literacy needed.
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Explore
Test your furniture against the real clear space, compare rooms, see how the layout flows.
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Decide
Make better decisions about buying, selling, renovating or managing property.
Just ask
Your floor plan becomes a conversation.
Pick a question. The answer is what AskPlan actually says about its sample plan, and the plan shows you the part of the home it is talking about.
Pick a question
Question: Does a king bed fit in the master bedroom?
Bedroom 1
Answer: Yes — a king bed fits in Bedroom 1 (clear space 4.0 × 3.5 m).
AskPlan reads the drawing automatically and can be wrong — check anything that matters.
Ask a QuestionBuilt to be trusted
It tells you when it doesn't know.
Sizes are only as good as the drawing's scale. When AskPlan can't read the scale with confidence, it refuses to quote measurements and says so — while the room count, the layout and how the rooms connect stay accurate.
No invented square footage. No confident guesses. Check anything that matters — AskPlan will tell you which answers to lean on.
On a plan whose scale couldn't be read
How big is the master bedroom?
I can't give you reliable measurements for this plan — the drawing's scale couldn't be read with confidence. The layout, room count and how the rooms connect are still accurate. Tell me the total area and I'll recompute every room from it.
Sizes unverifiedAskPlan's own words, flagged in the product too.
Intelligence beyond measurements
The questions a listing can't answer.
Dimensions are the start. These are the answers that need the plan's real geometry — which is exactly what AskPlan reads.
Does my furniture fit?
AskPlan finds the largest clear rectangle in every room, so “does a king bed fit in the second bedroom?” gets a yes or no — and the clear space in metres.
How the rooms connect
Open-plan or closed, en-suite or off the hallway, which rooms open onto the balcony. Layout questions are graph questions, and AskPlan holds the graph.
The Disha Score
Vastu placement as one number, from one question: which way the main door faces.
How the Disha Score worksDaylight, compared
Window area and outside wall, room by room — so you know which room gets the light before you visit.
Circulation share
How much of the home is corridor: the thing buyers feel on a viewing and can't quite name.
What it doesn't do
AskPlan doesn't redesign your home, cost a renovation, value a property or certify compliance. It reads the plan and tells you what's there.
The Disha Score · दिशा, direction
Which way does your front door face? That's all we need.
AskPlan already knows where every room is — so one answer is enough to score the home against every major Vastu placement. No consultant visit, no form.
I can score this plan against Vastu, but I need one thing first: which compass direction does the main door face? Answer north, north-east, east and so on, and I'll rate every room.
Disha Score 63%, mixed, with the main door facing north.
Disha Score · door faces north
In its favour: main door in the north; living room in the north-east. Against: centre of the home occupied.
Vastu is a traditional guideline followed by many buyers. This score reports placement against those conventions; it is not a judgement of the home.
Scores from AskPlan's Vastu engine on its sample plan, for each door direction.
A number you can filter on — not an opinion you have to book. Every rule comes with the reason and the traditional remedy.
See every ruleExplore by use case
One plan. Whoever is asking.
Whether you're buying, designing, drawing, selling or managing, the plan has the answers you need.
Home buyers
Understand what you're actually buying.
“Is there an en-suite?”
Interior designers
Test layouts and furniture against the real clear space.
“Is there space for a desk in bedroom 2?”
Architects
Check areas, adjacency and corridor share without redrawing.
“How much of the home is corridor?”
Real estate professionals
Answer the questions clients actually ask, on the spot.
“Is the kitchen open to the living room?”
Property managers
Understand spaces and communicate property details.
“How many bathrooms?”
Now in pilot with a UAE property portal — one plan at a time, for now.
Don't just look at a floor plan. Understand it.
What looks like lines and measurements to one person can represent an entirely different future to another.
A home. An investment. A renovation. A workplace. A possibility.
Ask your space
Your Floor Plan Has Answers.
Upload a plan and ask it anything. How big is the master bedroom? Can I fit a dining table here?