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Service Policies

Site information updated October 27, 2026. The linked service policies carry their own effective dates.

The application’s published terms and privacy policy identify Omniscient, Inc. as the service provider. Your uploads never train a model, ours or a provider’s. Read those policies before uploading project information or using the application.

Privacy requests: privacy@omniscient.dev.
Terms questions: legal@omniscient.dev.

Professional Review

Generated drawings and model output are preliminary. Architecture.Engineering does not provide a professional seal or guarantee permit approval. Qualified professionals must review the work and verify applicable site, code and engineering requirements.

Concepts and Examples

The residential example is a fictional design study. Its model, renderings and current sheet set share one generated input. Presentation lighting and material finish are recorded separately from project geometry. The study is not a completed or permitted building.

Image Credits

The cinematic setting combines source building geometry with photographic surroundings and rendered light. It represents a fictional site.

• San Francisco skyline panorama at golden hour by David Abercrombie. CC BY-SA 2.0. Photographic skyline projected into an illustrative setting; sky and water removed by a scene material and silhouette boundary. Combined with source-derived architecture and a separately photographed sky. The static phone fallback turns the distant context and matching light together for its separate camera; no surveyed parcel orientation is implied.
• Industrial Sunset 02 Pure Sky by Sergej Majboroda and Jarod Guest. CC0. Sky rotated to align sunset lighting, reflections and the fictional photographic setting, with a separately recorded rotation for the static phone fallback.

Adapted cinema.mp4 and cinema-phone.mp4; cinema-poster.webp, cinema-phone-poster.webp, cinema-opening.webp, cinema-phone-opening.webp, cinema-inspection.webp, cinema-phone-inspection.webp, exterior.webp, reveal.webp and entry.webp. Website code and source model geometry retain their separate licenses. CC BY-SA 2.0.

Cookies and Site Storage

When optional measurement is not configured, this public site does not load analytics or advertising scripts and does not read or save a privacy choice in your browser.

When optional measurement is available, the notice names the services. They stay off until you choose Allow Tracking. Decline Tracking keeps them off.

When browser storage is available, the site saves your choice in this browser, including a choice to decline. Use Privacy Choices in the footer to change it.

If you decline after allowing measurement, the page reloads to stop the running scripts. This does not delete information already sent.

Global Privacy Control keeps optional measurement off and takes precedence over a saved Allow choice. If your browser cannot save a choice, it applies only to the current page.

The linked application is a separate service; its published privacy policy describes its data practices.

Accessibility

The site supports keyboard navigation, reduced motion and access to its core content without JavaScript. If a page or drawing is difficult to use, email Contact Architecture.Engineering with the page address and what you need to access.

Contact

Project and product questions: Contact Architecture.Engineering.

Service provider named in the application policies: Omniscient, Inc., Portland, Oregon.