Code checked by design

Find the corrections before the city does

Live demo

Watch a triage run live.

Pick a scenario. Architechtura evaluates it against jurisdiction-specific code rules and returns a structured compliance report with findings, completeness score, and verified citations, in about 20 minutes.

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Pick a submittal type to run through the AI triage engine

The platform

See Architechtura in motion.

Drop in a plan set, watch an army of specialist agents resolve your jurisdiction, audit every code chapter, and return a structured triage report. Minutes, not weeks.

A familiar timeline
Jan 12
Submitted to LADBS
Jan 27
14 comments returned
Feb 09
Resubmitted
Feb 24
9 comments returned
Mar 11
Resubmitted (rev 3)
438 days.
Across 5 submittal attempts.
40%
of total time-to-build

Time-to-permit eats roughly 40% of the entire time-to-build.

Plan review and corrections stall projects for months before a single shovel hits the ground, while carrying cost, idle crews, and financing burn the whole way. Architechtura attacks the bottleneck where it starts: the review agents catch the corrections before the city does, so you clear review faster and start building sooner.

Each department has its own agents working in tandem

A specialist reviewer for every discipline. One report.

Building & Safety
Fire
Electrical
Plumbing
Mechanical
Accessibility (ADA)
Energy & CALGreen
Planning & Zoning
Public Works
Environmental

How it works

Three steps. One report.

01

Upload your plan set

Drag in a PDF. Anything from a 5-sheet ADU set to a full commercial submittal.

02

The plan check runs across every discipline

A surveyor identifies jurisdiction. A multi-agent system of department reviewers runs in parallel, each grounded in verbatim code text. Minutes, not weeks.

03

Get a structured report

Compliant, Non-compliant, or Needs review for every finding. Cited section. Concrete recommendation. Sharable with your team or inspector, free for them.

Architechtura AI reports are AI-generated for preliminary review only and are not a substitute for a licensed professional or AHJ approval. Always verify findings before relying on them for permit purposes.