Architecture Helper

Accepts uploaded building or interior photographs and returns a classification of architectural style(s) present in the image. The system analyzes visual characteristics (proportions, materials, decorative elements, structural features) and maps them to a taxonomy of 100+ architectural styles spanning historical periods (Classical, Art Deco, Modern, etc.) and regional traditions. Processing occurs server-side with results returned as style labels and design characteristic descriptions, though the underlying vision model (GPT-4V, Claude Vision, or proprietary CNN) is not disclosed.

Accepts a base architectural image and allows users to select from 100+ architectural styles to generate new images that blend the original building or interior with chosen style characteristics. The system synthesizes new visual outputs that preserve spatial composition while applying style-specific aesthetic elements (materials, proportions, decorative details, color palettes). The underlying generative model (Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, Midjourney, or proprietary) is not disclosed, nor are the rules governing how multiple styles are blended when users select combinations.

Provides access to a pre-analyzed database of buildings and interiors organized by architectural style, geographic location, and design characteristics. Users can browse curated collections (Classical, Modern, Art Deco shown on homepage) and filter by style category or location to discover example buildings. Each library entry includes the building's style classification and design characteristics derived from the architectural-style-classification-from-image capability. The geographic coverage and total size of the library are not disclosed.

Generates self-guided architectural itineraries for specific geographic areas based on user style preferences and building library data. The system ranks and orders buildings from the library by proximity, style match, and likely architectural significance to create a browsable tour with recommended viewing sequence. The algorithm for ranking buildings, the scope of geographic coverage, and the criteria for inclusion are not disclosed. Tours appear to be stored per user account and can be revisited.

Provides a browsable interface to the 100+ architectural style taxonomy, allowing users to explore style categories, view characteristics and historical context, and discover buildings within each style. The interface appears to organize styles hierarchically (e.g., Classical, Modern, Art Deco as top-level categories) though the full taxonomy structure is not documented. Users can click into a style to see example buildings from the library and understand defining visual characteristics. This capability is accessible in the free tier.

Manages user authentication, subscription tiers, and access control across all paid capabilities. The system enforces a freemium model where free tier users can browse the building library and style taxonomy but cannot submit custom images for analysis, generate new images, or create personal tours. Paid subscribers ($5/month or $50/year) gain unlimited access to all capabilities. Subscription state is checked at the point of action (e.g., when a user attempts to upload an image), and the paywall is enforced immediately.

Allows paid subscribers to save buildings, styles, and tours to personal collections for later reference and organization. The system stores these saved items in the user's account and provides a browsable interface to revisit them. Saved items appear to be organized by type (buildings, tours, styles) though the full organizational capabilities are not documented. This feature enables users to build personal architectural reference libraries without re-searching or re-analyzing.