Your floor plan and your seating chart, in one document

Start from an event

Each of these opens already laid out, with the pieces an event of that kind has, in the places they usually go. Everything in one is a guess you can move, resize, rename or delete, which is faster than starting from an empty rectangle.

• Wedding reception, furnished26 pieces, 60 by 90 ftHead table, twelve rounds, dance floor, bar, buffet and the cake.
• Wedding ceremony, furnished13 pieces, 40 by 50 ftArbor, an aisle, seating either side and the signing table.
• Corporate banquet, furnished27 pieces, 60 by 90 ftStage, podium, screens, sixteen rounds and registration.
• Cocktail reception, furnished17 pieces, 50 by 70 ftHigh-tops, two bars, lounge groupings and a photo booth.
• Tented lawn, furnished20 pieces, 40 by 60 ftA pole tent with its poles, ten rounds, a dance floor and the bar.
• Training room, furnished9 pieces, 30 by 40 ftClassroom rows facing a screen, with a podium and coffee.

Start from a venue

Empty rooms at the right size, with the fixtures that shape a layout already placed. A pole tent arrives with its centre poles.

• Rectangular hall, 40 by 60 ft40 by 60 ft
• Ballroom, 60 by 90 ft60 by 90 ft
• Frame tent, 40 by 60 ft40 by 60 ft
• Pole tent, 30 by 45 ft30 by 45 ft, 2 fixtures
• Barn with loft posts40 by 80 ft, 4 fixtures
• Restaurant private room20 by 30 ft
• Backyard with a tree50 by 40 ft, 1 fixture

What it does

The venue comes first

Pillars, tent poles, the bar, the dance floor and the exits are objects with real footprints and clearances, so warnings are measured rather than guessed.

Rules run as you work

Table spacing edge to edge, aisle and egress widths, accessible seat placement, keep-together and keep-apart, and a sight-line check from every seat to the stage.

One document, every output

A scaled plan at a stated architectural scale, DXF for the venue, meal counts for the caterer, a rental order, place cards, and a phone page where a guest looks up their own table.

It stays yours

Everything runs in your browser. Plans are saved on your device and shared by a link that carries the plan itself, so nothing reaches a server.