For architecture students · Free · No account
Paste your program, mark what needs to be next to what, and let it arrange itself. Bubble diagram, adjacency matrix and schedule stay in sync, and an A3 board is one click away.
Works on laptop and iPad · Saves in your browser
How it works
Type spaces or paste rows from Excel or Google Sheets: name, area, quantity, zone. Totals add up as you go.
Paint relationships into the matrix or draw them on the diagram. Use the classic key or invent your own.
Auto-arrange pulls related spaces together and pushes conflicts apart. Export an A3 board for your crit.
Eight styles
Same diagram, eight hands. Switch any time — exports always match the screen.
Your key, your rules
Add relationship types like visual link, acoustic separation or service access. Give each one a name, a matrix symbol and a line, and decide whether it pulls spaces together or pushes them apart when arranging. The legend on your board follows along.
Try it nowTouch-first tools: connect by dragging, pinch to zoom, no hidden shortcuts.
A force layout that respects adjacencies and zones. One undo step, always.
Bring a schedule of accommodation straight from a spreadsheet.
Spaces drawn to scale, with zone totals and a net program area.
Your project stays in your browser. Save a .bubble file to share or submit.
Print an A3 board, or bring vectors into Illustrator, InDesign or Figma.
Start from a blank page or a ready-made brief: a house, a primary school, a library or a café.
Open the editor