These are the features in line. Nothing here has a date. The order is the order people ask for them, so if one of these is the thing you need, say so: every "Push for this" opens the contact form with the feature filled in, and a person reads it.
A planner role next to the drafter. Enter an address or a lot number and it pulls the parcel from the county, draws the property lines with bearings and lengths on the site layer, sets true north, marks the street frontage and hatches the buildable area from the setbacks it can find. The house plan then starts inside that outline, handed the right way for the sun and the street.
Harris County first, then a national parcel source: lot dimensions, frontage and orientation fill the brief for you instead of being typed.
The ranch is drawn from five hand-designed plans at 840 to 2,700 sq ft that the engine only stretches. Next: two-story, split-level, and the twelve styles (colonial, cape cod, craftsman, mid-century and the rest) built the same way, so every house Dillo Bot draws is a real plan, not a packing of rooms.
Morning or evening sun in the primary bedroom, a conversation room or a TV room, decks, pergolas and backyard space. The answers move rooms and arrange furniture, and the drawing carries a numbered note for every choice.
Today the reviewer grades the plan as data. Next it looks at the rendered sheet the way you do and sends back what a person would catch.
Public water and sewer mains where your city publishes them, the service side and the meter placed by convention, and a note for what 811 must mark on site.
A 3D model of the plan (walls, openings, roof massing) you can print, and outlines cut-ready for CNC and laser work straight from the DXF.
The engine already draws every storey; the editor gets a level switcher, stairs that land in the same place on each sheet, and a stacked view.
Shipped this month: designed ranch plans, edits that change the drawing and say when they cannot, seating arranged toward a focal point, a mudroom between kitchen and garage, one door per bath, notes under the drawing, pay-as-you-go credit packs with no subscription.
