Architects
OPTES helps with everything that surrounds the drawings. It generates concept images from your description of massing, materials and mood, turns client meeting notes into a clear brief, builds and updates the area schedule, reads site photos and drafts presentation text. Approved and stamped drawings remain your own work.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
Describe the massing, materials and mood. OPTES generates concept images for early discussion, and you choose which directions to develop in your own drawings.
Concept views of a two-storey courtyard house in Basra: brick, mashrabiya screens, deep shade, evening light.
From your meeting notes it drafts a clear brief: spaces, priorities, budget notes and open questions, ready for the client to confirm.
From these notes, write a brief for a family villa: five bedrooms, a guest majlis with its own entrance and a courtyard, plus the questions we still need answered.
Give it the room list and target areas. It builds an area schedule with totals per floor and per use, and recalculates as soon as the programme changes.
Build an area schedule for these spaces with a total per floor, and warn me if we go over 450 square metres overall.
Send site photos and a sketch plan. OPTES describes orientation clues, neighbouring heights, access and existing conditions as a checklist for your site analysis.
These are photos of the plot from all four sides. Write site analysis notes: neighbours, access, trees and what to measure on the next visit.
It writes the project story, the concept and a caption for each board in language the client understands, in Arabic or English, with terms kept consistent across documents.
Write the concept presentation text for the client in six slides: idea, courtyard, privacy, light, materials and next step.
It turns the images and text into a web presentation, checks it at desktop, tablet and phone sizes, and publishes it only after you see the cost and approve.
Make a presentation page for the villa project with the concept images and text, so it reads well on a phone when I send it to the client.
FAQ
With the work around design: concept images for discussion, briefs from client notes, area schedules, site photo notes, and presentation text and pages. The design and its decisions remain yours.
No. It produces neither construction nor stamped drawings and does not replace your professional approval. It helps with concepts, briefs, area schedules and text; the drawings and approvals remain your work and responsibility.
They are mood and direction images to open a conversation, not measured designs. Use them to agree on the spirit of the project with the client early, then develop the chosen direction in your own drawings.
Yes. It writes briefs and presentation text in Modern Standard Arabic, a dialect close to the client, or English, and keeps architectural terms consistent from the first document to the last.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).