Frequently asked questions

KitchenAI360 is an early-stage AI-assisted kitchen planning platform. It is designed to help designers, contractors, and homeowners verify kitchen layouts against published industry standards — reducing specification errors before construction begins. The platform is currently in development.

Neither, exactly. KitchenAI360 is a planning verification aid. It checks layout parameters against published guidelines and surfaces potential issues for your review. It is not a full design application and it does not produce certified compliance documents. It is most useful as a reference layer alongside your existing design or planning process.

Most kitchen design apps focus on visual layout and product selection. KitchenAI360 focuses specifically on specification accuracy — flagging clearance issues, checking appliance spacing against published standards, and producing documentation to support handoff. It is a complement to design tools, not a replacement for them.

We reference publicly documented standards: NKBA Kitchen Planning Guidelines, the International Residential Code (IRC), and ADA Standards for Accessible Design where applicable. We are transparent about our sources and every flagged item links to the relevant guideline.

No. KitchenAI360 does not certify compliance with any code or legal standard. Building codes are adopted and amended at the state and local level; the platform does not account for your jurisdiction's specific requirements. All guidance should be reviewed by a qualified professional before construction begins.

AI systems can produce incorrect or incomplete outputs. We work to keep the specification checks accurate, but the platform should not be treated as a definitive source. Treat all flagged items and specification notes as input for professional review — particularly for decisions that affect construction, permits, or occupant safety.

Yes — that is part of the design intent. Homeowners can use KitchenAI360 to understand clearance requirements, compare layout options, and generate a specification summary to share with their contractor or designer. You do not need to interpret technical standards yourself.

Yes. Designers can use it as a verification layer during the planning process — checking a layout against published standards before client sign-off, reducing revision cycles, and generating documentation for contractor handoff. We are particularly interested in feedback from professional designers during our early access phase.

You can join our waitlist for updates on availability, or request a demo to speak with our team directly. We are prioritising early access for design professionals, contractors, and homeowners with active renovation projects.

Pricing has not been finalised. We are focused on building and testing the platform at this stage. Early access participants will be among the first to hear about pricing when it is confirmed.

When you submit a waitlist or demo request, we collect the contact information you provide. When you use the platform, we collect the project parameters you enter. We do not sell your data. See our Privacy Policy for the full details.