AI is the tool. You are the artist.
A machine can draft a plan. It cannot know that the client plays tennis on Sundays, sleeps better with the bed facing east, loves the quiet of minimalism, or won't go near a glass balcony because heights terrify them. That's why people still come to architects — to be read, then surprised with something they would never have thought of themselves. Architectt puts you back at the centre of that conversation: the AI proposes, you correct the prompt, sign the work, and the client gets something they couldn't have written into a chatbox.
What the artist in the loop does
You read the client
Tennis on Sundays. Scared of heights. A weakness for raw oak. The brief lives in the small things a prompt never captures.
You correct the prompt
Clients describe rooms; you give them architecture. Tighten the brief, rewrite the move, push past the obvious — that's the work.
You sign the work
Your initials, your notes, your eye on the delivered Blueprint. The author is named. The author is paid.
“The chatbox can't surprise anyone. It returns the average of what it was asked. The job of an architect has always been to hear what the client did not say — and to answer with something they would never have written down. AI changes the speed. It does not change the work.”
Apply. Read the brief. Correct the prompt. Sign the work.
- 01Apply — share your license, portfolio, and specialties.
- 02Admin vets your application (target: 5 working days).
- 03Pick up a Blueprint that needs an architect's eye.
- 04Correct the prompt, write the verdict, sign it. Get paid per delivery.
Answers
Architectt is an AI architecture engine with a licensed architect in the loop: reviewers correct the drafts the engine produces, sign the delivery, and are paid per review.
What is the Architectt reviewer network?
The reviewer network is a panel of licensed architects who correct AI-drafted Blueprints, write the design verdict and sign the delivery. The engine drafts; the architect authors and is credited.
How much does a review pay?
Reviews are paid per delivery, not per hour, and payouts run through Stripe Connect to your own account. Rates depend on programme and scope, and your earnings ledger is visible in your reviewer dashboard.
What do I need to apply?
A licence or practice registration, a portfolio of built or authored work, the jurisdictions and languages you can review in, and the software you actually use. Applications are read by the studio, not screened by a bot.
How much time does a review take?
Most reviews take 30 to 90 minutes: read the brief, correct the prompt, mark up the plan, write a short verdict. You pick up work when you want it — there are no minimum volumes.
Does the AI replace the architect?
No. The engine removes the drafting hours, not the judgement. Every paid Blueprint carries an architect's correction and signature, which is what makes the output usable.
Join the artists in the loop.
We vet every applicant by hand. Tell us where you're licensed, the work you're proud of, and why you want to sit in the loop. Vetting takes about a week.