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What is OpenPlans?

OpenPlans is the upcoming architectural toolkit in the OpenGeometry ecosystem. It builds on top of OpenGeometry to help you create floor plans, architectural drawings, and building-focused editing workflows in the browser.
OpenGeometry is available now. OpenPlans is coming soon.
OpenPlans is designed for teams that need higher-level building tools on top of geometry primitives. Instead of starting from low-level CAD operations, you work with floor-plan concepts, architectural elements, and drawing-ready layout workflows.

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What OpenPlans will include

OpenPlans will bring together the pieces you need to build browser-based planning and documentation tools:
  • 2D drawing primitives for lines, arcs, rectangles, polylines, and plan geometry
  • Architectural elements for doors, windows, slabs, stairs, and reusable building components
  • 3D building shapes for translating plan data into spatial models
  • Layouts and drawing composition for paper frames, view placement, and document-style outputs
  • Annotations and dimensions for measurements, labels, and drafting context
  • Headless generation workflows for creating plans from structured data
  • Editing foundations for interactive floor-plan and building configuration tools

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Why it exists

OpenGeometry gives you the geometry kernel. OpenPlans adds the architectural layer. That means you can use OpenGeometry today for primitives, shapes, operations, and exports, then adopt OpenPlans when you need building-specific abstractions and workflows. This keeps the stack consistent across both products.

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How OpenPlans fits with OpenGeometry

OpenPlans is being developed as a higher-level toolkit for:
  • Architects and interior planning teams
  • Product teams building floor-plan or layout applications
  • Developers who want building elements without assembling every workflow from scratch
If you are shipping now, start with OpenGeometry. If you are planning floor-plan, layout, and architectural documentation workflows, OpenPlans is the next layer that is on the way.

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Release status

OpenGeometry documentation in this site reflects the product that is available now. The OpenPlans section is a preview of what is coming next.
We will expand this section as OpenPlans approaches release. For now, use this page as the product overview and OpenGeometry as the production-ready foundation.

OpenGeometry docs

Explore the released geometry kernel and start building today

OpenPlans repository

Follow development and track upcoming architectural toolkit work
Last modified on March 14, 2026