αρχή — archē — “origin”

APXN

archē — where every tool begins.

A curated arsenal of AI tools for architecture & interior workflows, by Bảo Anh.

11
Tools
4
Categories
100%
Free to try

01 — Tool index

The arsenal.

Showing 11 / 11 tools

v2.0.0Live

AI-Assisted Design

AI+ DESIGN EDITOR

AI-powered design suite with intelligent canvas, prompt-based interactions, and image processing for architectural workflows.

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v1.0.0Live

Generative AI

AIDVN SD WebUI

Cloud-based Stable Diffusion A1111 on Colab for teaching architectural visualization — no local GPU needed.

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v1.0.0Live

AI Model Training

AIDVN LoRA Trainer

Kohya-based LoRA training on Colab for custom architectural style models.

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v1.0.0Live

Generative AI

Gemini Inpainter

Regenerate masked image regions with Gemini from text prompts, seamlessly stitched.

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BetaBeta

AI Model Training

Flux Kontext Restyle

Build proprietary art styles with high consistency across diverse architectural scenes.

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v1.0.0Live

AI-Assisted Design

Flow Bridge

Batch processing and automated queuing for Google Flow — no more manual clicking.

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v4.0Live

AI-Assisted Design

Blueprint Engine

Detect, classify and price interior elements from photos with Gemini vision.

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v1.0.0Live

AI-Assisted Design

BlueScope Thiết Kế 2026

Architectural concept generator for BlueScope Vietnam — pick a typology and steel material, Gemini visualizes it.

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PrototypePrototype

BIM Automation

Revit MCP AI Agent

Natural-language BIM modeling automation in Autodesk Revit via MCP.

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RemixLive

AI-Assisted Design

AIcomplex.Remix

Vietnamese-first architectural image workflow remixed from a public AI Studio app.

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SoonSoon

AI-Assisted Design

Spec Writer

AI-assisted spec writing with CSI MasterFormat suggestions. In development.

Soon

02 — Philosophy

Built like Swiss instruments.

Every tool here is rooted in the Swiss tradition — precision, minimalism, utility. Built not to replace the architect, but to remove the friction of repetitive work, leaving more room for genuine design thinking.