How this canvas works. Drag a room to move it, pull its bottom-right handle to resize, slide a door or window along its wall. The score, defects and diagnosis recalculate on every move — this is the “what if the kitchen moves?” simulation running live.

The flow, in order.
1 · Upload — the plan is trimmed and fitted onto the plot for you.
2 · North up — rotate until the plan’s own North arrow points up. This grid always keeps North at the top; most drawings put the front road at the bottom instead. Get this wrong by 90° and every zone label — and every finding — is wrong.
3 · Read plan — the reader places the rooms and lines the outer walls up with the plot boundary. Every room is a guess until you check it: drag anything that sits wrong.
Prefer doing it by hand? Step 2 lets you drag and resize the image yourself, and Step 3 lets you draw each room.

Where the image goes. It is saved only on this device and never enters share links or cloud saves. Pressing Read plan sends it once to the plan reader so it can find your rooms; the reader does not store it.

360° divided into sixteen 22.5° sectors, each governing one life attribute. Colour shows the health of that attribute in your plan; the ring marks where your entrance falls.

This view is a lens, not an editor — it reads whatever you placed in the 9-Zone grid or drew on the Floor Plan. To change what it shows, change the placement there. Open the Floor Plan

Pada-level placement happens on the Floor Plan — a room is feet wide, so it always spans several padas; the engine works out which ones (marma points included) from where you draw it. Open the Plan with the 81-pada underlay