Drop in the architectural PDF. WayPlan reads every room, builds the sign schedule, and drops each sign on the right door — from the real CAD door geometry, not a guess.
First building free · no credit card · your drawings stay yours.
A signage takeoff and installer plan for one mid-size building is a day or two of drafting — dropping every pin, floor after floor, and hoping you didn't miss a stairwell.
Drop in the PDF. It reads every room, builds the schedule, and places each sign on the right door — from the actual CAD geometry. Minutes, not days.
Schedule, placement, and installer plan — generated, then yours to fine-tune.
One architectural PDF — up to 200 MB, multi-floor, multi-building. WayPlan starts reading it immediately. You do the first step; it does the rest.
Claude vision reads each labeled room, suite, and service space — and cross-checks its count against the architect's own unit and door schedules so nothing's missed before you quote.
A code-aware rules engine turns the rooms into a complete sign takeoff — quantities, messages, materials, mounting heights, ADA flags. The 5% that need a human get flagged.
WayPlan reads the actual door-swing geometry and drops each pin on the right door, on the latch (ADA) side — then hands you a print-ready installer plan.
Every labeled room on every floor plan — “missing a room means missing a sign.” Sorts a mixed set into floor plans, schedules, and RCPs automatically.
Reads embedded CAD layers, the unit schedule, and the door schedule as truth — so phantom rooms get pruned and missed suites get caught.
19 real sign types with dimensions, materials, and mounting heights. Code logic a junior estimator misses — two stair signs per level, fire-door signs, min-stairwell checks.
Sub-pixel door placement from real CAD geometry (~60 doors a page). Matches room 207 to door tag 207a. The flagship — and nobody else does it.
Drag pins, filter by sign type, duplicate, rotate, crop, copy a floor's layout to the rest — and it auto-saves as you move.
Print-ready installer PDF, fabrication-ready Excel schedule, a client review report, and a share link the owner can open with no login.
Every other signage tool leaves you to drop each pin by hand. WayPlan reads the actual door-swing geometry in the CAD vectors — about 60 doors a page, sub-pixel — and lands each sign on the latch (ADA) side.
Over 4× tighter than naive AI placement. Drag the slider to see the difference.
WayPlan came out of The Sign Pad — a real fabrication shop tired of hand-counting signs off PDFs and hand-placing every pin. No competitor automates placement. So we built the one that does.
Start with a building on us. No discovery call, no “contact us for a quote.”
For the occasional building.
For the active sign shop.
For high-volume shops & wayfinding firms.
Drop in the PDF. Watch WayPlan read it, schedule it, and place every sign.