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Design a code-compliant backyard office, shed or addition from your address
It collapses the architect-and-permit research loop for small residential builds into a free design session, with plans at a flat $50.
HomeCat turns an address and a rough brief into several design concepts for a backyard office, shed, garage, deck or addition. It checks the design against building code (the founders say roughly 90% of it, researched by hand), shows a 3D model you can adjust through chat, and produces materials lists and site plans. Design is free; permit-ready building plans cost $50 with unlimited revisions. Zoning and HOA rules remain your job, and it is US-focused for now.
Tells you what changed on your server, not what is running
Agent tooling that designs buildable LEGO models as LDraw files from a prompt
Claude Code, Codex and a full Node toolchain running inside one browser tab
Draw floor plans, gardens and wiring in the browser, then walk through in 3D
Your appliances, documents and seasonal repairs in one place
A clickable diagram of your codebase for people who did not write it