A concept for your site in 5 minutes

Trace the boundary on the map and answer a few questions. We lay out the buildings, check the codes, compute the key figures and assemble a PDF booklet — instead of the 2–6 months an architecture firm takes.

Demo without sign-up · one full generation after it

Option 1 · Perimeter block · Tashkent
The Minfis interface: a 3D residential-complex concept with a panel of technical and economic indicators
~1 min
from site to options
3–5
options to compare
~20
key figures (TEP)
6
code checks
How it works

Three steps. Tracing the site takes the longest.

01

Draw the site

Trace the boundary on a satellite image. Area, perimeter and country are detected automatically.

02

Answer the questions

Country, height limit, housing class. The rest you can leave to the recommendations — it is 8 screens.

03

Get the concept

Several development options in 3D with full key figures, code checks and a PDF booklet.

What you get

Not a slide for a presentation, but a calculable estimate of the site.

Options in 3D

Perimeter block, rows, towers. Rotate, compare by the figures and choose — rather than take it on trust.

Figures for the investment committee

Site-coverage ratio, FAR, sellable area, unit mix, parking, population.

Code checks

Sunlight hours, everyday and seismic gaps, fire lanes, parking, play areas, greenery.

PDF booklet

An A4 document with renders, plans and figures — ready to take to a meeting as is.

Regulatory basis

Your country’s codes, not "roughly"

The set of codes is chosen by the site’s country automatically. This is not cosmetic: in Tashkent, at seismic intensity 8, the gap between the long sides of buildings must be at least twice the building height — the same site is built out fundamentally differently than in Moscow.

For Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan the codes are complete; for other countries an international simplified profile (a preliminary estimate). The basis used is stated in the figures and in the booklet — so the numbers can be traced to a source.

Russia
SP 42.13330 · SanPiN
  • Sunlight 2 hours
  • 28 m² per person
  • Everyday gaps
Uzbekistan
ShNQ 2.07.01-23
  • Sunlight 2 hours
  • 20 m² per person
  • Seismic gaps
Kazakhstan
SN RK 3.02-01-2023
  • Sunlight 2 hours
  • 18 m² per person
  • Seismic gaps
Kyrgyzstan
SN KR 30-01:2020
  • Sunlight 2.5 hours
  • 18 m² per person
  • Seismic height limit

Check your own site right now

Trace the boundary on the map — and in a minute you will see what fits. The country is detected automatically, and the codes follow it.

Demo without sign-up · one generation free afterwards

Minfis

A pre-design assessment of a site’s potential.

What this does not replace. The concept is a pre-design assessment of a site’s potential (feasibility / best-use). It is not design documentation and does not undergo expert review; sunlight is computed in a simplified way. Final figures are confirmed against the local planning permit and municipal building regulations.

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