Our platform delivers real-time insights of your space, empowering your decisions with unparalleled accuracy.
From large layouts to editable room borders, Archilink keeps complex space planning clear, fast, and visual.
Archilink inventory transforms rooms, furniture, capacity, surfaces, and hierarchy into readable summaries your team can explore or export.
Start from the full level or only selected spaces. The inventory summarizes rooms, total items, capacity, dimensions, surface, and density before anyone opens a spreadsheet.
The complete mode keeps parent-child structure visible. Teams can expand zones, compare rooms, and open detail views without losing the full inventory context.
Exports include a summary sheet and an inventory hierarchy sheet. The workbook uses formulas for dimensions, footprint, rollups, and density so reviewers can understand how each number was produced.
Browse ready-to-place furniture, customize colors and sizes, then use each asset inside rooms, groups, layouts, and inventory workflows.
Archilink is a collaborative space management platform for creating, editing, and analyzing architecture layouts. It combines a high-performance editor, furniture assets, room styling, inventory reports, and real-time collaboration in one workflow.
Yes. The editor is designed for complex layouts with thousands of nodes, including rooms, groups, furniture, rotations, rounded rooms, relative child placement, spacing indicators, and magnetic alignment guides.
The catalog provides ready-to-place furniture and equipment assets. Items can be resized, recolored, placed inside rooms or groups, and reused later in inventory summaries and exports.
Each room side can be turned into editable border segments. You can split borders, reconnect segments, drag endpoints, keep openings for doors or windows, and let the borders stay constrained to the room shape while resizing.
Yes. Archilink can export inventory reports with summary metrics, hierarchy rows, category counts, surfaces, capacity, density, and transparent formulas so teams can review how the numbers were calculated.
Archilink supports real-time collaboration for small project teams, making it possible for multiple users to work together on the same architecture while keeping layout and space data aligned.
