01 · On the job site
Photograph the pallet
Spread the stones out, set down the printable marker and shoot from above. A phone is fine.
Lay a real flagstone patio. Right here.
These are real flagstones. We photographed a pallet, our AI measured every stone to the nearest eighth of an inch, and each one below is drawn to scale. Drag, rotate and cut them to fill the patio. When your stone is delivered, do the same with your own.
- 1 Pick a stone from the pallet and place it on the patio
- 2 Rotate and flip it until the joints line up
- 3 Cut stones to fit, then hit the coverage goal
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- The same workspace paying customers use
- Straight and freehand cuts
- Openings for stairs and fire pits
- Edge lengths on every stone
- Undo, trim to edge, numbered PDF
That was our pallet.
Yours takes about 5 minutes.
Once your stone is delivered, lay it out, take a few photos from above and upload them. You get the same workspace with your own measured stones in it.
02 · Automatic
AI outlines and measures each stone
Every stone gets a number and its real dimensions. Chalk the numbers on the stones to match.
03 · Lunch break
Design it, print it, build it
Spend 15 minutes in the workspace, export the numbered map and hand it to the crew.
Plan with my own stones
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Replace heavy trial and error with a clear layout.
What the workspace changes once the stone is on site and the crew is waiting.
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Stop fitting by trial and error
Rotate and rearrange every irregular stone on screen, not by hauling heavy pieces back and forth to the pallet.
Know which stone goes where
Each stone's number matches a chalk mark on the real piece, so the plan becomes a placement guide during installation.
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Plan cuts before cutting
Test straight and freehand cuts digitally first. Undo or revert to the original stone any time, before the saw comes out.
Hand the plan to your crew
Export a numbered PDF with the measurements you choose. A less experienced crew member can lay it while you're on the next job.
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Design around real obstacles
Set the patio size and mark fixed openings for stairs, fire pits or drains before fitting the surrounding stones.
Know early if you're short
Coverage updates as you place stones, so you know whether the pallet covers the patio before anyone sets a stone.
A real DIY project
“What would have taken hours of heavy lifting took minutes.”
Cheryl tested several layouts, labelled every stone, flagged the flipped pieces and gave her crew a simple installation map.
See her plan next to the finished patio
Stone on the ground?
You're 20 minutes from a plan.
Photograph it, arrange it, print the numbered map. Your crew stops hauling stones back to the pallet.